Resources for Landlords & Rental Property Investors

Anyone who tells you that rental properties provide passive income has clearly never been a landlord. Between regular maintenance, emergency repairs, texts from tenants, HOA compliance, and financials, there’s plenty to keep you busy. It doesn’t matter if property investment is your side hustle or you have a portfolio a hundred units strong, the demands can easily become overwhelming. Luckily, there is somewhere to turn when you feel like you’re drowning in voicemails and untrimmed hedges: professional property management.

Owning a cashflow-positive rental property appeals to those wanting long-term wealth, but handling the day-to-day requirements of being a landlord can be cumbersome. That’s why many investors rely on professional property managers to ease the burden. Property managers handle leasing, maintenance, billing, and more. However, outsourcing these components of owning a rental property is not without inherent risk; a bad property manager can end up degrading the value of your asset and spoiling your relationship with tenants. This article will explain everything you need to consider when looking for a top-quality property manager.

If you’ve been paying attention to real estate trends, you’ve probably heard the term Build-to-Rent (or BTR) a lot lately. BTR is one of the fastest growing strategies in the investing world and is poised to become even more popular in the coming year.

As 2025 draws to a close, the headlines suggest that American homeowners are particularly unmotivated to sell lately. In today’s climate of high interest rates, high asking prices, and slow sales activity, a lot of homeowners seem content to keep paying their low-interest mortgages and stay put until market winds start blowing in another direction. As an investor in need of discounted properties you may be wondering: how are you going to connect with motivated sellers in 2026?