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As a landlord, rental inspections are key to protecting your property’s value. They help you find and deal with issues before they become serious and costly.  Walk-through inspections are meant to protect both you and the tenant. On your part, you are able to...

All landlords will inevitably experience tenant damage in their career. Tenant damage can come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from a few nails in the wall to missing doors and windows.  While tenant damage is bound to occur, it doesn’t mean there isn’t anything you...

Renters look for certain comforts in the properties they rent. If these things aren’t available to them, they are likely to move out at the end of their lease. In order to avoid this, it is important to add the amenities renters want the most. This would also help...

When it comes to managing your rental property, you have two options: hiring a property manager or self-managing. Both have pros and cons, and the decision ultimately comes down to your personal preferences and circumstances.  In this article, we will explore the...

As a property owner, you’ll sometimes have to make tough decisions as you look to optimize your ROI. One such decision is whether or not to rent your house furnished.  In the past, the only common utilities offered by landlords are heat, electricity, and water. Today,...

Congratulations on becoming an investment property owner! Now that you have it, it only makes sense that you do everything possible to protect its value. If you’re a landlord and want to learn some proven tips to help you keep your home (and investment) safe, keep on...

When it comes to renting out your home, setting the right price is essential. To ensure that you get a fair rate and attract great tenants, it is important to do your research and consider all factors involved. In this guide, we will provide you with helpful tips on...

Normal wear and tear refer to the gradual breakdown of a property or items due to everyday use. It is the deterioration that results from ordinary, everyday use of an object or property, including minor scratches, dents and fading. As a landlord, it’s important to...

You have put in a lot of effort in screening high-quality tenants and have finally chosen a quality tenant. Now, what?  As a landlord, you have to keep your tenants satisfied and secure while they live in your property. Their satisfaction is part of the agreement when...