Forty percent of the housing market is made of Millennials, and 90 percent of them are renters. That’s a lot of people looking for a home.

If you go green in your rental property, whether as a remodel or new construction, you’ll have key features to use to attract renters.

You’re expected to know and comply with all landlord/tenant laws; this is a top priority when you become a landlord.

As a landlord, you have a long list of things you’re responsible for and have to think and worry about.

Once you find good tenants, your focus needs to shift to keeping them -- and the income they bring in.

While extra cash from AirBnB may sound like a good idea, there are a few things you’re going to need to consider before opening your propert

The summer season is approaching and you're probably wondering how to get your rental ready! Check out these quick tips to attract tenants!

Are you looking to hire a lawn service for your personal or rental property? Check out these 7 necessary questions to ask before you hire!

Are you getting everything you need from your property manager? Check out these services you should expect to receive, then give us a call!

Life happens. Is selling your home the right option?

Buying an existing home to rent or building a new one are, first and foremost, business decisions.

No matter how you became a landlord, if you see any success at it, you may decide to buy more homes to rent out. Find out more!

Short-term or long term rentals, that is the question? So which one is best for you?

There are two phases to changing tenants - moving out and moving in. The quicker both can occur, the easier it is to maintain income levels.

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