Rentometer Blog

With interest rates at historical lows and banks searching for anyone who can contribute to their bottom line, today's real estate market may offer a uniquely lucrative opportunity for investors to start their career in real estate. 

In the world of real estate investing, there are two numbers landlords consistently analyze: the cash flow their properties could produce in an ideal scenario, and the actual monthly cash flow they collect. These two numbers are rarely the same. Why? The cause is tenant turnover, a primary cash flow killer. Here is how you can stabilize your cash flow with less tenant turnover.

Buying and owning a rental property is a good way to earn money. However, you have to find positive cash flow properties to be successful.

Attracting good tenants that are compatible with the place you are renting while giving you a good payment can be tricky. How can you do all that? Well, there are a few important factors that have a big influence on your renters.

Whether you own or manage one rental property or hundreds of rentals across the country, you need to be able to set fair market rents confidently.

As a landlord or property manager, you will have to deal with complaints from tenants. It’s the nature of the business.