The hardwood floors in your rental property take a beating. Between tenant turnover (moved furniture), general wear and tear, and the presence of pets (if...

Real estate investing terms. They can sound like a lot of jargon when you’re just starting out as a property investor. Breaking into this industry...

If your rental property is located in a college town or in a city near a campus, you’re in the prime market for college student...

Summer’s in full swing, and we think there’s no better time for your renters to get outside and enjoy the warm weather. And for owners...

We can’t deny it—climate change is having a tangible impact on the real estate industry, especially in coastal communities. Warming oceans and a rising sea...

Summer is here, and that means rising temperatures—outside and inside. It’s no doubt air conditioning makes living more bearable, especially in hotter regions and during...

If your neighborhood is located near an airport, chances are things can be pretty noisy between the aircraft take-offs and landings. New technology has contributed...

Mold can be a serious problem—it’s difficult to detect, expensive to remove, and can cause health issues for your renters. Per landlord-tenant laws, however, the...

If you’re considering growing your rental property portfolio, chances are you’ve seen the option to purchase a co-op, especially if you’re in New York City...

As a board member, you’ve surely seen emotions run high at your association meetings. Whether you lead a condo association or homeowners association, you know...