Every landlord on the planet knows the benefits of requiring a tenant to pay a security deposit when they sign a lease agreement. Though that is common knowledge, there are a few facts about security deposits that many landlords know little about. For example, are you collecting? Have you placed your deposits in a trust…
There is something about the human condition that makes us have an almost instinctive need to seek the opinions of others before making a decision – especially a financial one. It is one thing to ask a trusted friend for their comments and advice, but it is entirely another to trust the reviews of someone…
Renting to college students can be very profitable for landlords. There is a high demand for off-campus housing which drives up rents. What is more, you can often get more rental income than renting to typical non-student tenants. However, there is a catch. You need to have a lease designed for college students. Last week…
Rental Property Inspections That Work View part 1 here, for information on… This question can vary dramatically depending on the situation. One thing is certain, you usually have a pretty good idea what type of tenant you’re dealing with after just 3 months of renting to them. In our opinion the first inspection is always…
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