If you invest in real estate—or you’re thinking about getting started—joining a real estate investor association (REIA) can give you a major edge. These groups...
When you’re bringing a new rental property to market—whether it’s a brand-new development or a recently renovated building—the lease-up phase can make or break your...
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...
Understanding the return on investment (ROI) for rental properties is key for both current property owners and those considering entering the market. ROI represents the...
Not only are "green" rental properties becoming increasingly trendy as energy issues continue to gain public awareness, energy efficient rentals benefit both landlords and tenants....