When Tenants Want to Break Their Lease: A Guide to Early Termination for Landlords

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 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...

Leasing season has come and it’s time for you to start thinking about whether you want to increase rent, and how you want to increase...

When a tenant moves out, regardless of the reason, turnover is always a whole lot of work. Every property owner wants this transition to be...

When you have an empty rental, finding the right tenant can be a challenge, especially as you feel the financial pressure a vacancy brings. As...

As a property investor, rent is likely your biggest source of income and a major component of your cash flow. There are circumstances, however, where...

If you’re a landlord with a property built before 1978, it’s very likely your apartment or building contains lead-based paint. If that’s the case, you...

When you bring on a new tenant, you know there’s a lot of information you need to collect from them. It can be tempting to...

Changing locks is fundamentally about protecting the safety of a residence and its inhabitants. However, changing locks is seen as a hassle, which is why...

For some landlords, keeping units occupied from one month to the next and avoiding unexpected vacancies is a major source of stress. Most landlords rely...