Investing in Out-Of-State Property

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Investing in rental property means approaching real estate opportunities as they arise. While it may not be ideal, sometimes the best option might be to invest in a property out-of-state. Investing in such a property might offer you a chance to diversify your portfolio or acquire an under-valued property.  To make the process easier, the…

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What Landlords Should Know About Move-Out Letters

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While renting out a property, there might come a time when you have to ask a tenant to vacate the premises. To smooth out the process, protect your investment, and leave your unit in the best condition possible, it’s recommended you have a move-out letter ready to be used.  What is the purpose of such…

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Important Factors for Real Estate Investing

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There are many things to consider before investing in real estate. Here are some vital factors that need to be considered prior to property investing. Where Is the Property Located? Location matters. Whether in-state or out-of-state, you need a property address that is in heavy demand to get the best investment returns. The reputation of…

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Tips to Prevent Tenant Damages to Your Rental Property

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While managing a rental property usually means having to deal with damages caused by tenants, landlords can still maintain some control over these kinds of situations.  Here are a few things you can do to minimize the risk of tenant damage: Craft a Solid Tenant Screening Procedure Having a reliable tenant screening system can help…

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How to Convert Your Home into a Rental Property

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Though you may not be able to anticipate moving somewhere, a job relocation or a desire to put down roots in a more comfortable residential place may change your plans. Whatever the case may be, you’ll likely be faced with an empty property.  You could place it on the market for sale, but if the…

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Dealing With Noise Complaints

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Although noise complaints are common, they can be tricky to handle. That’s why it’s important to know how to respond to them in an effective and appropriate manner.  In this article, we’ll explore some of the most common noise complaints tenants may have. We’ll also discuss ways to prevent and respond to these kinds of…

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End of Tenancy Cleaning

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Are your tenants about to move out of your rental property? If so, you need to think beyond just the paperwork and move-out letters and consider the end of tenancy cleaning. End of tenancy cleaning is a great way to ensure your rental property will attract new and long-term tenants.  Do you have questions about…

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Pricing Your Broward County Home to Rent

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If you’re looking to rent out your home in Broward County, setting the right rental price might seem confusing. If you set it too high, it might deter potential tenants. If you set it too low, you might have difficulty covering your costs.   We’ve created the following guide, which includes various factors to consider when…

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Why Pet Screening Is Always a Good Idea

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Pet ownership in the United States has significantly increased over the years, and the demand for pet-friendly rental units is on the rise. Allowing pets on your rental might be tempting, as pet-friendly properties attract more prospective tenants, creating higher revenue and fewer vacancies. However, allowing pets on your rental can be risky. Pets can…

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