When it comes to increasing the value of your rental property, not all upgrades offer the same return on investment (ROI). Strategic capital improvements can enhance both market value and rentability, but the key is knowing which improvements offer the most impact....
There’s no escaping maintenance responsibilities if you’re a landlord, and even if you’re a tenant, there are often certain repairs and upkeep you will be expected to take care of as part of your lease agreement, though the majority of bigger repairs do tend to fall...
A well-drafted lease agreement protects your interests as a landlord as well as your tenants’. If it’s been some time since you’ve reviewed your lease agreement or if you’re drafting one for the first time, read on for some important clauses to include. 5 Essential...
Real estate is among the strongest-performing asset classes for investors, and its performance generally only goes up the longer you hold on to the property. That means even if you do nothing (other than maintain the property), its value will increase and you will...
Part of what makes investing in real estate so intriguing for newbie investors (and seasoned veterans alike) is its dynamic nature. Property values are not stagnant, and in the case of multi-family rental properties, owners have the power to exert direct control over...
Repairs and maintenance make up the largest category of any property owner’s budget. There’s just no getting around it – it takes money to maintain and operate a rental unit. While some of these costs and responsibilities can be handed off to your tenants (if...
