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Should you Rent to Friends & Family?
As a landlord, you may one day be faced with a tempting prospect. A family member or friend needs a rental, and you have a vacancy. As...


Different Types of Residential Rental Units
There are several distinct types of properties that a landlord can invest in as a rental property. Some of these properties may offer...


How Rising Interest Rates Can Impact Rental Market
On June 13th the Federal Reserve raised the interest rate to between 1.75 and 2 percent. This rate, which is the rate banks charge one...


Rental Demand for Americans 55 older May Explode by 2020
According to Freddie Mac’s recent consumer research report, rental demand from Baby Boomers may put a lot of pressure on the rental...


Difficulties in Managing Multiple Properties
Despite what your tenants may think, being a landlord is not all about sitting back and collecting rent checks every month. Managing...


How Rental Price is Impacted by the Number of Bedrooms
One of the most important parts of being a successful landlord is the ability to price a rental unit correctly. Pricing a rental too high...


How Might the Republican Tax Plan Impact Landlords
On December 22 the final version of the Republican Tax bill was signed into law, and many believe it will benefit landlords. As part of...


Winning a Security Deposit Lawsuit
Landlords and property managers collect security deposits so that they may have a safety net if a tenant damages property or does not pay...


Protecting Yourself Against a Security Deposit Lawsuit
Whenever a landlord does not give back all or some of a security deposit they put themselves at risk for a lawsuit over the funds. Even...


What to do if a Tenant Won’t Pay Late Fees
A widespread practice among landlords is to administer late fees when rent is not paid on time by tenants. A late fee generally motivates...
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