There are a lot of perks of owning real estate. It's a great investment. Plus, it provides passive income. Your time is valuable and a passive income allows you to make money without investing hours upon hours. You can literally be making money in... (Read More)

As you know, COVID-19 is spreading across the world and many are taking extra precautions to try and mitigate the risk. Thankfully, we do have some guidance on how each of us can help. The first thing we need to do is take it seriously. This is a... (Read More)

When marketing a rental unit, it’s smart to ensure the property is appealing to the greatest number of potential renters. That means people who represent multiple generations. But, how? The good news is that catering to one niche doesn’t have... (Read More)

One bad apple can really put a damper on things. Yes, it's true — failing to properly screen your rental applicants can really cost you in more ways than one. So how do you avoid falling prey to such a disaster? Look no further than this list... (Read More)

One of the biggest benefits of hiring a property management company is that you can lean on them to handle day-to-day rental operations. This allows you, the property owner, to focus efforts on boosting profits, instead of handling the minutiae or... (Read More)

According to Murphy's Law, if something can go wrong, it will. That’s why as a landlord, you'll want to set aside resources to pay for unexpected emergencies ranging from a leaky roof to new carpeting. Here are three ways to make sure you're... (Read More)

Are you struggling with high turnover or low occupancy in your rental units? Your strategy (or lack-thereof) may be to blame. Your marketing should be active, not passive. Hint: a basic "for rent" sign won't do. Following are effective and creative... (Read More)

Advertising a rental property vacancy can seem like a tall order. After all, most experts say you only have seven seconds to capture a reader's attention with an ad before they move on. With such constraints, it’s critical to choose your words... (Read More)

While you may be a landlord because you're motivated by the income opportunity, you can't approach the tenant relationship as such. The relational aspect can't be overstated. You need to treat it as more than a business transaction. Here's how to do... (Read More)