If you want to get the best return on your investment, there are a couple of elements that must come together to make it work. First, you need a rental property that is in a good location that has a high demand. This will keep your vacancy rate low and your rent up high. Second,…
In our previous article, we discussed some of the reasons why vacancies are longer and harder to fill during the winter season. This is especially true during the month of December. Try as you may, we may not be able to locate a tenant during the next month or so. There are, however, winter improvements…
The Dilemma: It is time to rent out your vacant unit. Your property manager says the market rent is $1,200 per month. You cannot afford to take less than $1,300. Do you wait to find a tenant or accept less rent? What should you keep in mind when you set a price for your rental?…
College classes will soon start. Landlords, do you rent to college students? If not, then you are missing a great source of income. If you are renting to college students, do you know how to market to them? Their situation is quite different than a normal tenant with a couple of kids. This article is…
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