April 2021

Tenant screening is critical to success as a landlord. Screening is not just about removing the bad candidates from your list, but also reducing the problems with finding a good applicant that will fit your property well. A simple credit screening can weed out bad financial...

COVID-19 has brought the need to be ready for anything into the forefront of the world. Landlords have long been negotiating rent relief tactics for struggling tenants. The federal government has sent out moratoriums for evictions and foreclosures during this pandemic as well. Because of...

Late rent payments are a huge challenge for landlords that could cause a domino effect with many other problems to follow. It creates cash flow issues as well as tensions between landlord and tenant. No tenants want to be hit with a late fee, especially...

Insuring Investment Properties is critical to making sure your hard work is protected fully as well as safe. Foregoing proper insurance, while saving money in the short-term, could ruin everything you worked to complete. Working with a trusted agent who understands the nuances property and liability,...

Raising rent allows for keeping your rent prices in line with the market. You first need to figure out if raising rent is possible, because during the lease terms, the rate for a rental property is fixed for the duration of the lease. For this...

Those with no pet policies are most likely aware that these policies do not apply to service animals, but you may not be aware that the Emotional Support Animal laws also override your policies. Emotional Support Animals are not considered normal pets, but rather are grouped...

Listings are a key part of marketing when it comes to rental property - especially when you’ve got a vacancy on your hands. Catching the attention of potential tenants is pivotal in the sea of rental listings, and the best way to do so is...