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.

When your property is vacant in the winter, it can be difficult to find new tenants. Check out these helpful tips for dealing with a winter vacancy.

Check out these five quick tips for finding the right tenant for your property.

Most part-time landlords work a full-time job and manage their rental property on the side. If you're fortunate, you can balance these responsibilities most of the time. As you acquire more properties, however, that balance becomes harder to maintain. Here are 7 steps to help you move from a part-time to a full-time landlord.

Effective tenant screening is a crucial part of the process, and one piece of that screening pie is the references you get from a tenant’s previous landlords. Here are 12 questions you should be asking previous landlords.