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…
There is a big difference in whether your investment property is rent or sell ready. These are two completely different scenarios, and if you want to earn as much profit off either one as possible, it is important to know how to manage each. Is Your Property Rent Ready? Because a tenant does not own…
Landlords, do you have rental properties within a college town? Do you often have tenants looking for short-term leases? Is your property manager getting calls looking for furnished rentals? If so, should you offer furnished rentals? Let’s take a look at the benefits and risks of offering furnished apartments. The Risks of Offering Furnished Apartments…
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…
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