Category Archives: Landlord Tips

By Carolyn Gibson Property Management is a career profession. The industry allows for employment growth, continual learning experiences, and the opportunity to work with diverse people and income groups. The Property Manager can work either directly for an owner of … Continue reading →

By Paulina Aguilera You’ve finally decided to take the leap and jump into the real estate investing business as a landlord. Or maybe you’ve been a landlord for years, and are looking for a bit of advice on how you … Continue reading →

By Jason Kay Taking care of properties and dealing with every need of a tenant can be a lot of work. You might not want to spend the time or might be unwilling to deal with tenants. Many people have … Continue reading →

When buying a property, a loan from the mortgage broker or local bank is often needed by the purchaser to purchase the property. There are two mainstream types of loans (with different variations of each); fixed-rate loans and adjustable-rate loans … Continue reading →

Finding a bargain property, one that is being sold well-below its worth or potential worth, is not as easy as riding a bike or watching T.V. Not that it is that difficult either, but the task of getting a good … Continue reading →

Owning rental properties is a profitable business and or investment the rentals are properly managed. But what happens when the local rental market is a renter’s market, meaning that the supply of properties for rent exceeds the number of people … Continue reading →

When a landlord’s current tenant is leaving, a property owner must ensure that the property gets leased for the next term before too much time passes and they loose significant money from having to pay the mortgage, utilities, and other … Continue reading →

When buying your first home, it is easy to get overwhelmed or feel like the financial decisions are out of your control. Unless you are a real estate junkie like me, you may not be highly educated in real estate … Continue reading →

Owning and managing rental properties is a challenging business. With constant stresses like dealing with troublesome tenants and keeping vacancies to a minimum, landlords and property managers need every advantage they can get to “one-up” the competition. In the following … Continue reading →

Buying properties and renting them to generate an income is no new technique. It is, however, a technique that is never as easy as the T.V. gurus claim. In the brief article below, I will present a small, simple outline … Continue reading →