If you’re renting an apartment, condo, or home, your rental deposit—the upfront money your landlord keeps in reserve to cover any damages—is a strong incentive to take care of the property and keep it in good shape. By following the tips outlined in this article, you’ll not only keep your apartment in great condition for…
The long and short of it… Have you considered short-term rentals? This would include vacation rentals, families that have closed on their first house but not on the second, college students or temporary workers. Large corporations often prefer to rent a house for a short time versus paying the hotel fees for new or temporary…
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…
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