Rentometer Blog

If you are looking at filling a vacant unit during the fall season, you want to focus on features of your property that will make it the perfect fit for fall.

Though it is obvious you want to attract as many qualified applicants as possible, it is not always easy to know how to attract applicants. The following are six tips for improving the number of applicants interested in your property.

It’s not hard to find a suitable property manager. You just need to look for certain qualities.

As an investor, you may find you have a knack for finding and buying specific types of properties that have significant cash flow and are earning you money.

Finding ideal tenants is one of the essential parts of a landlord or property manager's job. A bad tenant can be a drain on all resources – your time, money, patience, and even the goodwill and longevity of other tenants if you're renting a multi-unit property. An ideal tenant can be a breeze to work with, and the cash flow will keep coming in as long as they are happy.

Now in October 2020, we are not out of the woods. Many real estate investors feel a pinch as tenants have not paid many for a few months. With all evictions being frozen, the fallout of restaurants and businesses running at 50% or less capacity has yet to be seen, causing everyone in the real estate industry to ask, "When is the real estate market going to take a hit?"