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!

Being a landlord and showing rental property sounds a little scary once you think about the safety precautions you should take.

Don’t know how to talk about the benefits of renters insurance? ERA American can help you bring that discussion up with your tenants.

Identity Theft is a real problem. Protect yourself with these tips!

Need help finding good tenants and working with existing tenants? ERA American can help you with that.

Certain problems are common to all landlords, don’t think you’re alone in this.

Does your property manager have a good reputation and leadership skills?Will they work with you? Check out these compatibility questions!

If you want to attract a higher caliber of tenant or justify a higher rent than you’ve charged in the past, you’ve got some work to do.

Every rental is unique, and in order to attract good tenants, you need to showcase your rentals best features! Check out these quick tips!

One of your responsibilities as a landlord is to make sure your rental property is safe for tenants.

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

Ever pondered hiring a lawn service for your rental property? Check out these 5 reasons why its worth the cost!

Don't get caught in an argument with your tenants! Be aware of these 3 common disputes between landlords and tenants.

Are you asking your property manager the right questions?

Like any relationship, the one between tenants and landlords has its ups and downs. Make sure your relationship is good.

Rent-to-own might sound like the relic of a distant past, but what’s old is new again.

Are you looking to keep your tenant happy? Well look no further. Here are 5 quick tips to help keep your tenant and keep yourself happy!

Are you experiencing higher expenses on your property? Maybe the neighborhood is improving, or the market is improving! Raise your rent!

When you rent out your property, it becomes the tenant’s home. They have the right to use it, within the confines of the rental agreement.