Rentometer Blog

Investing in new features for your rental property can help increase the number of applicants interested.

If you are a landlord who owns a property in a college town, renting to students can be an excellent way of quickly filling vacancies.

Having a second home in your property portfolio can be a great investment, provided you have the means to take care of the upkeep costs and taxes that go with it.

When it comes to renovating investment properties, it’s vital to keep the renter in mind and stick to your rehab budget. One way to do this is to make minor cosmetic updates that can make a world-of-difference in attracting renters.

What is the secret to retaining long term renters? The answer lies in a variety of important tips. The following are the best ways to ensure you keep happy, responsible tenants.

We have come up with a list of some of the most important factors to consider before renting an apartment.