by Peter Lohmann | Oct 19, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Management Education
Investors have a lot on their plates, and a big priority is ensuring that their units are filled quickly and turnover stays low so that a steady stream of income continues to flow in from their investments. In terms of filling vacancies, there are several ways...
by Peter Lohmann | Oct 12, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education
Your lease is designed to protect you as a property owner as well as your tenants by thoroughly addressing the rules, policies, and procedures for living in a rental property. Within the lease, you should delineate who is responsible for what, and the...
by Peter Lohmann | Oct 5, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Maintenance
Before investing in real estate, it’s important to conduct a cash-flow analysis to understand your anticipated income and expenses for a given property. For new investors or new-to-the-area investors, it can sometimes be difficult to accurately predict...
by Peter Lohmann | Sep 21, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Management Education
If you’re looking to buy an investment property in the greater Columbus area, one of the biggest questions you likely have is how much money will the property make? On a monthly basis, what can you expect your cash flow to be? When looking at cash flow, there...
by Peter Lohmann | Sep 14, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Maintenance, Property Management Education
Your investment property relies on a steady stream of monthly income in order to meet your own financial obligations as well as generate revenue, but one thing a lot of people may not think about when it comes to receiving rent and other payments from their...
by Peter Lohmann | Aug 2, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties
Whenever we are confronted with a new situation, we like to approach it with first principles reasoning. If you have not encountered it before, it’s a simple enough concept: a first principle is a basic assumption that cannot be deduced from any other assumption – in...
