Finding and Managing Tenants

Disclaimer: This post includes general information about lease extensions, why they matter, and how landlords may want to structure them. For specific legal requirements, more...

When it comes to renting properties, the interaction between landlords doesn't end when a tenant moves out. Often, a past tenant will reach out to...

For busy landlords, showing vacant properties can be a hassle. Prospective renters might call at any time, and they typically expect to be able to...

Residents who choose to lease apartments are afforded a number of distinct rights. While many rules and regulations pertaining to tenant rights are well known...

Though a single late rent payment from a tenant isn't the end of the world, a string of delinquent payments can cause myriad issues for...

Whether they're throwing weekly parties that last into the wee hours, having angry disputes with their roommates, practicing the trumpet for eight hours every Saturday...

No single decision that you make as a landlord will affect your business outcomes more than your choice of tenants. While the right tenant can...

Millions of Americans own cats, dogs and other household pets. Many of these individuals are renters, and will only look for apartments where they and...

Once you've gotten renters to sign lease agreements at your property, you should start putting effort into ensuring they are content living in your units...

Finding the right tenants for your rental property is one of the most critical tasks you'll face as a landlord. As any experienced income property...

Turnover is expensive. Getting your property ready to rent, advertising the vacancy, showing the property, and screening tenants are some of the most costly and...