Your three least-favorite words as a landlord are “Rent is Late.” Unfortunately, it's becoming a more common occurrence. As of January 2021, nearly 20% of American renters are late on their payments. The typical renter owes a mind-boggling $5,600, the accumulation of being four months behind on rent along with utilities and late fees. Here's the good news. Just because a tenant is late on rent...

When it comes to finding a good way to get your money working for you, the options seem endless and the risks unknown. Hidden among the financial instruments like bonds and funds is a proven winner that can bring you income right away…real estate. Specifically, we’re talking rental properties, which remain among the best investment opportunities for those willing to take the risk. Rental property...

Rental properties can be a great way to diversify your investment portfolio and build wealth. Unlike stock market holdings, you can protect your investment against huge losses with rental property insurance. The policy is similar to the homeowners' coverage you might be familiar with, but the insurance required for rental property does differ a bit to account for the vastly different use of the...

Financial freedom is the American Dream. Independence from debts, expenses, and a pain-staking 9 to 5 is all anyone wants. It might be a shared aspiration of everyone, but few can achieve it. One avenue to achieve this fabled dream is through investment, and renting out real estate to tenants is a tried and true method. However, you can only make money if you have renters. Filling a vacant unit...

Did you know that more American households are renting homes than ever before? With a rise in renters, it's only natural that property managers will want to cultivate a lasting community of great tenants. However, even the best tenants can grow frustrated with their rental situation. So, how do you prevent good tenants from leaving? We're here to give you a breakdown. If you're part of a rental...