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Property vacancies can be distressing for landlords since they can lead to security issues for their investment property. The best thing to do is find potential tenants right away to avoid your rental home from sitting empty. Not only is your income interrupted by a vacant rental space, but you can also risk encountering property damage and trespassers on top of it. Below are the common risks faced by landlords when their rental properties are unoccupied: Squatter Issues You might be surprised to find out if your empty rental unit has been …

Investing in real estate and becoming a landlord is a great financial decision. It can help you earn a steady stream of passive income as well as build your equity over time. It also allows you to diversify your investment portfolio. However, due to its high start-up cost, investing in real estate is not a decision that can be taken lightly. To ensure you get a good return and make a smart investment, you must do some heavy research beforehand. Some of the essential factors to consider before investing in the real estate market are the locatio…

Pet ownership is on the rise in the United States. Finding a home that allows pets is a top priority. And, landlords who offer pet-friendly properties attract a larger pool of tenants and potentially increase their rental income. However, allowing pets can be a hassle. Just like tenant screening, pet screening can go a long way in ensuring your rental property is in good hands and will be taken care of. From noise complaints to property damage, you'll have your hands full. Enter pet screening - a simple way to up your rental game. Pet screenin…

Choosing to become a landlord is one of the best decisions that one can make. However, to enjoy its full benefits, you must be in compliance with several laws, including the warranty of habitability. As the landlord, you are to maintain the safety standards of your rentals and keep the place in a habitable state. Reading up on the applicable legislation and making the necessary installations is the first step. You also need to carry out regular inspections and possible rennovations of the property to ensure that you detect any defects beforeha…

End of tenancy cleaning is a process that ensures the property is left in pristine condition for the next tenants. It's not just a courtesy; it's a requirement by most landlords. While this might sound daunting, with the right information and preparation, you can achieve professional results without spending too much time or energy on it. In this blog post, we will cover everything you need to know about the end-of-tenancy cleaning, such as what's expected of you, recommended techniques for tackling specific types of dirt and grime, and some va…