Educational Articles for Landlords and Investors

What Can You Expect for Rental Market Growth in 2022?

The #1 question on the mind of every real estate investor right now is: what is going to happen to the housing market in 2022? Housing market predictions are always an essential factor to consider whether you are looking to buy, rent, or sell. As we end one year with a new one ri...

What Should I Look For in a Real Estate Agent as an Investor?

Most real estate agents understand the basics of purchasing a home. They can help with key aspects of the home buying process like finding the right property, negotiation, and drawing up the deal are some of what an agent does. But most agents are focused on the emotional aspects...

Furnished vs Unfurnished Apartment: What is the Best for You?

It’s a common question for landlords to ask if renting furnished vs unfurnished apartments is a good idea or not. The truth is, it is in some circumstances, and it is not in others. You’ll have to consider your market, how much you’re willing to invest, and some...

3 High-Value Rental Friendly Upgrades for Your Rental Property

If you have a rental property, you may be like some of our professional property management clients: you want to rent your property while it appreciates so you can sell it down the road and lock in profits. If that’s the case, adding value to your home through rental upgrad...

How to Evaluate Real Estate Investment

Is real estate a good investment? Well, it certainly can be. If you’re wondering how to determine if your investment is a good one, then look no further. We’re here to help by providing you with the resources you need to determine if your investment makes sense for yo...

How Do I Sell My Rental House?

There are really three ways to sell your rental house. When it comes to selling a rental property, there are several things to consider. Figuring out in what condition you want to sell your property is just the beginning. You’ll also want to consider the taxes associat...

How To Evict The Guest That Doesn't Belong In Your Rental

There is nothing better than a resident who pays rent on time and takes care of your home. But then, sometimes, you move that person in (or who you expect to be that person), and someone moves in with them. So, how do you get that guest who is not on the lease out of your house?I...

Why Are Millennials Choosing to Rent vs Buy?

Renting homes is here to stay and not just a phase our country is going through. As Millennials enter the job market and become the largest group of people working and producing in America, they will not run their lives the way the Baby Boomers or Gen X did.They are a completely ...

I Can’t Rent My Home In Denver. What Should I Do?

I can't rent my home in Denver. What should I do? You have a house for rent, you're trying to rent it and you just can't rent it like it just doesn't seem like things are working out. We totally get it. Since there are many factors to consider when trying to place...

10 Signs You Have a Nightmare Resident

If you have owned a rental property, you have probably experienced a bad resident.As a landlord or investor, you want a resident who will treat your house with care and as their own. This means that while they’re living in it, it is their home. Despite this we all know ther...