Posts Tagged ‘investor’
How To Reduce Wear And Tear On Carpeting At Your Rental Property
With the average cost to replace carpeting in a 3-bedroom rental property ranging from $1600 to $2500, it’s understandable that landlords want to do everything they can to make their carpeting last. Thankfully, landlords can maintain the value of their investment a lot longer than they expected by following these simple tips. Tip #1 –…
Read MoreTracy CA Home For Rent – 1832 Periwinkle Drive
Searching for a Tracy CA Home for rent? You don’t want to miss this 5 bedroom, 3 bath home that’s located on 1832 Periwinkle Drive. This home offers 5 Bedrooms 4 Baths with1 Full Bedroom and full bath downstairs plus Beautiful upgrades throughout! Open,bright & spacious with large kitchen, this family room also offers a…
Read MoreWhat Makes A Rental Property Uninhabitable?
Are you searching for more information on what makes a rental property habitable? If so, you’ve come to the right place. There’s no denying that in the 2020’s, more tenants are wondering if their properties are habitable than ever before. This is largely due to the fact that owners have had it rough in recent…
Read MoreKitchen Remodel For Rental Property Under $5K
Are you planning on updating your rental property but you’re not sure which improvements you should make? If so, you’ve come to the right place! The good news is that you can easily make improvements to the kitchen in your rental property for under $5,000. Contact RPM Central Valley At RPM Central Valley, we save…
Read MoreTips Renting Your House For The First Time
Are you planning on renting your Central Valley home for the first time? If so, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we will offer you steps that you can use for renting your home for the first time. Get Your Home Ready For Rent The first thing to do before renting your…
Read MoreMultifamily rent growth stays negative but may recover soon
Multifamily rent growth remained in negative territory in February, but the latest Yardi Matrix report showed recovery signs. National average rents dipped by 0.1% year over year last month. But while national rent growth was negative, annual rents have steadily inched closer to positive since October. According to Yardi, February could be the last month…
Read MoreWhat Should You Do After Purchasing A Central Valley CA Rental Property?
Are you planning on purchasing a rental property in the Central Valley? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Like most new Central Valley Real Estate Investors, you’re excited about purchasing your first investment property but, once the excitement where’s down, you’re most likely going to ask the question: what should I do next?…
Read MoreHow To Show Your Property As A Long Distance Landlord
Years ago, when a landlord owned a property that was located out of state, they typically kept the key to the property hidden under the doormat, or some other remote part of the property, so that they could tell tenants how to get into the property if they had to show the property remotely. Times…
Read MoreHow To Get Steady Cash Flow From Your Remote Rental Property
Do you own a rental property in the Central Valley but, you live in San Diego, San Francisco, Orange County or other parts of the United States? Even though you owned a remote rental property, the good news is that it’s still easy earn steady cash flow from that property, especially if you follow these…
Read MoreWhat are the pros and cons of having Section 8 rentals?
Are you thinking about turning your rental properties into Section 8 rentals but you don’t know if this is a smart move to make or not? Section 8 is often a controversial program among landlords but the reality is that this program does have it’s benefits since many landlords consider it to be a ‘recession…
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