Posts Tagged ‘investment property’
What is a late notice? How do you write one?
Writing a late rent notice is an unavoidable part of being a landlord. The notice of a late rent payment has three purposes. First, it reminds the tenant to pay the overdue rent promptly, informs about late fees, and then warns the tenant of the consequences of nonpayment. However, a late rent letter has a…
Read MoreWhy rental properties are still a good investment
One of the most valuable tools rental property investors have in the U.S. is the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Surprisingly, this style of mortgage is very much an outlier compared to what’s typically offered in other countries. Most countries tend to offer adjustable, variable, flexible, or renegotiable rate mortgages, all of which pose an inherent risk…
Read MoreFive Tips for Creating an Eye-Catching Landscape for Your Rental
Are you looking to create an eye-catching landscape for your rental property? With the right plan and a bit of creativity, you can transform your outdoor space into a stunning landscape that will be the envy of your neighborhood. From selecting the right plants to creating a functional outdoor living space, here are five tips…
Read MoreShould you hire a Property Manager—or Can You Manage Your Properties Alone?
Buy and hold real estate is, in my humble opinion, the best investment there is. That said, it comes with a very noteworthy challenge, manage your rental properties yourself or hire a property manager. As such, that leads to a bigger question: Should you choose in-house property management or outsource property management? This question, while important, does…
Read MoreLaws and regulations that all landlords must remember
Whether or not you’re a small- or big-time landlords, the reality is that there are some things you must know to be successful at your craft. For example, one important factor to consider is that all landlords must be fully aware of laws and regulations that apply to rental properties and tenants. That’s because, when…
Read MoreMold In Rental Property – Is The Landlord Or The Tenant To Blame?
Mold in a rental property is one of the biggest problems that both landlords and tenants face because it can pop up when you least expect it to and cause major problems usually because both the landlord and the tenant don’t know how to properly handle the problem. In this post we will share with…
Read MoreThings to consider when expanding your rental business
Are you planning on expanding your rental business in 2023? If so, you’re making a smart choice! Owning rentals is an ideal way to generate passive cash flow while building wealth and there are a variety of things to consider when you’re in the process of expanding your rental business. Rental Business Growth Tips The…
Read MoreTips for Adding Curb Appeal and Value to Rental Property
Searching for tips on how you can add curb appeal and value to your rental property? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Adding curb appeal and value to a rental property is a lot easier thank you think! In this article we will offer you several tips that you can use ASAP. How…
Read MoreHandle Problem Tenants: 6 Tips for Landlords
Dealing with problem tenants is something that all landlords dread, but it’s an unavoidable part of the job. Whether it’s a tenant who doesn’t keep up with rent payments, causes excessive noise, or puts the safety of the property at risk, it can be difficult to know how to handle the situation. Fortunately, there are…
Read More3 Signs That Your Cash Flow Isn’t Really Passive
The number one goal with every Real Estate investor is to have cash flow from their Central Valley Rental Property but the reality is that most investors are busier than they should be and their cash flow isn’t really passive. Here are two signs that you aren’t earning passive income from your rental property. You’re…
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