If your rental property is sitting vacant, you are losing money each day! Learn how to maximize your rent income by having minimal vacancies between renters. 1. Start advertising in advance. The first thing you will want to do is make sure that you are paying attention to when your current renter's lease is coming to an end. In the lease, it should specify that the renter will need to give you advance notice if they are not planning to renew. This time of advance notice is ty

Evictions are the last thing you want to have to worry about as a Landlord. Unfortunately, it can happen from time to time. 1. Serving an eviction notice (Terminating the lease) If the current renter has violated the lease for either non-payment or some other term such as home upkeep or occupational violations, you will need to serve an eviction notice or notices for any violation(s). If the eviction is due to a lease violation or failure to pay rent, the eviction notices car

Being a Landlord has the potential to be fairly smooth and worry free. Here are 4 tips that will help you have a better experience. 1. Quality products (homes) = Quality renters A clean well updated home or apartment is going to attract clean reliable renters. It is very important to have a qualified renter that meets your rental property criteria, and having a home that attracts qualified renters is a great start. Now, this doesn't necessarily mean remodeling. By having new

Many Benefits of investing in real estate are not common knowledge. Learn how Real Estate investing can be more attractive than other common investments. Cash Flow Real Estate offers an incredible cash yield that even stock dividends can't compete with. EXAMPLE- You purchase a property for $150,000. You are able to rent this property for approximately $1,100-$1,300 per month. Over the course of 1 year, you have generated $13,200-$15,600 in rental income, which is ~10% of your

Welcome to the first post of our Ease Property Management blog! We will be posting weekly with home improvement guides, tips for renters, tips for landlords, real estate industry news, and more. Updating not renovating When you think of home improvement and adding value to your home, often what comes to mind is an extensive remodel project as seen on "HGTV" where they basicaly rip the home apart and build it back. That type of project will increase the value of your property,