As any experienced property manager or landlord will tell you, if you plan to rent your property furnished, furniture and other elements in rental properties have to be replaced after some time. This is simply unavoidable. Of course, this does not imply you should skip regular and thorough maintenance of the property. As a landlord, it is …
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VA loans offer veterans a convenient way into the property market. As they’re backed by the Department of Veteran Affairs, applicants can get away with no credit score minimum and no money down. But what about investment properties? Are you able to use a VA loan for investment property or multi-unit homes? Short answer
Every property manager aims to find and keep long-term tenants. However, that’s not easy, and very often, it may seem challenging or even impossible. If you’re willing to develop your communication skills and build strong relationships with your tenants, you should let them know you and trust you, which takes time. But, when you succeed …
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If you are new to the income-producing property business and looking for information on whether to turn your house into a rental home or are simply looking for ways to make your rental stand out, keep reading for ideas to make it happen. Don’t want to deal with the hard work of managing your property …
Myth #1: Go with Your Gut Most landlords know that using their gut to judge a person is not the wisest decision. According to a 2016 survey done by the TransUnions screening service, SmartMove, 86% of landlords said they verify an applicant’s information before signing a lease. However, there are still thousands of landlords a …
Technology enables us to do a multitude of things quickly and easily – especially during these times when many are working remotely. If you’re a landlord renting out your income property, it is likely you are having prospective tenants email you their applications, electronically sign lease agreements, etc. But have you stopped to think about …
