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Improving your curb appeal can lead to great results since it can impress people walking by at first glance. Even if the interiors of your rental space look amazing, the exterior still needs to look its best. It will be subject to judgment more since potential tenants can make conclusions based on the way your curb appeal appears.Work to ...

As a landlord, you may have encountered the problem of receiving mail from your previous tenants. This can be annoying and stressful, especially if you don't know where they moved to or if you live far from your rental property. It can leave you scratching your head, wondering what steps to take next. You may wonder what you shou...

Vacancies are not ideal for your rental business. Not only do they mean you lose your passive income, but you have to accrue additional costs to keep your rental in good shape. Luckily, you can minimize the risk of vacancies by finding long-term tenants. Longer tenancies come with a stable passive income and the peace of mind of know...

For the sake of hitting your target ROI this year, it is in your best interests that you learn how to retain the tenants on your property. Located in an area with a good renter demand, you might be of the mindset that a good tenant is easily replaceable. But that is not always the case. There are applicable costs when you are looking...

Noise complaints are a common issue faced by landlords, and it's essential to know how to address them effectively. While some complaints are valid, others may be unfounded. Ensuring a peaceful and enjoyable living environment for your tenants and their neighbors is crucial. In this article, we'll provide you with practical t...

Investing in real estate is one of the most popular options when looking for high returns and financial success. However, investing in real estate is not as simple as buying a property and waiting for it to appreciate. It requires thorough research and analysis of various factors to make informed investment decisions. This article wi...

Owning a rental property is a great investment, but having a vacant rental property can be risky. When a property sits empty, it is exposed to various risks. These risks increase if you are a long-distance landlord and cannot check on the property regularly. As a property owner, understanding and mitigating these risks are critical t...

Are you ready to expand your real estate investments but worried about managing properties from afar? Being a long-distance landlord may seem daunting, but it can also be a lucrative and rewarding experience. Imagine owning a rental property in a desirable location without having to live nearby. Whether relocating, investing in a dif...

Are you tired of the limited real estate options in your local market? Are you looking for opportunities to diversify your investment portfolio? If so, investing in out-of-state property and being a long distance landlord might be the solution you've been searching for. While purchasing a property in another state may seem daunti...

Initially, some investors want to be immersed in real estate by taking care of one or two rental units. After a while, they find out they prefer to be full-time landlords. If you’re one of them and want to switch from being a part-time landlord to being a full-time one, read this article to learn more. Advantages of Being ...