As a landlord, there are a lot of facets to your job: depending on how "hands-on" you are, you're part handyman or woman, part accountant, part marketer, part analyst, and part property manager. You
Question: I have leased my property to two female tenants. The lease that I had them sign clearly states that the apartment is for only two occupants. The problem is that one of the tenants has a
The lease is the founding document of your rental business; this crucial agreement between you and the tenant is an integral part of how you set expectations and lay out your requirements. It can be
At some point during your time as a landlord, you may find yourself renting to a tenant with a disability. When you do encounter a situation like this, it’s important to be aware of the laws that
It’s often said that the only two things that are certain in life are death and taxes. While investing in real estate won’t help you stave off the reaper, it can help you when the tax man comes
Real-estate is a good investment, but one of the realities of owning real-estate is the need for maintenance and repair work. Any building will begin to show wear and tear over time, and you will
Your properties are continually moving through a lifecycle where you must attract and bring in new tenants, enforce the lease, collect the rent, and perform maintenance on a property that's currently
Whether you’ve been in the real estate investment game for a while or the ink is still drying on your first investment, you may have run into the sort of renter that is often known as a “professional
You’ve made the step to investing in real-estate. Now you want to make sure that you can maximize your return on investment and do so while minimizing the headaches with which you have to deal. One
