Rentometer Blog

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rent rents in Houston, TX. Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in Houston is increasing from last year.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of rent average rents in Phoenix, AZ. Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in Phoenix is increasing from last year.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rents in Chicago, IL. Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in Chicago are down from last year.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rents in Portland, OR. Based on our analysis, the year-over-year rents in Portland are stable from last year.

Property management can be a rewarding business when you decide on the right mix of property you should manage to earn and diversify risk.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of rent average rents in Miami, FL.  Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in Miami is up from last year.

When you’re a beginning real estate investor, questions abound. Property types? Financing? Use these 5 tips to succeed in real estate.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rents in San Diego, CA. Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in San Diego is up from last year.

There are various methods landlords and property managers use to handle rent collection and ensure stable cash flow. What systems should you put in place to make sure your tenants pay rent on time? Here are 5 tried-and-true strategies landlords and property managers use to ensure rents get paid on time.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rent rents in the Queens borough of New York City. Based upon our analysis, the year over year rents in Queens are down somewhat from last year but not as bad as some other urban markets.

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.

There are a lot of things to think about when preparing to buy your investment property. Several financial factors related to real estate investment should not be ignored. Here are the financial preparations you should take before investing in real estate.

As you get started in real estate investing, you’ll hear a lot about the importance of reinvesting cash flow back into your business. This can mean different things to different investors. If you intend to retire with enough income to maintain a specific lifestyle, you may want to consider reinvesting cash flow back into real estate.

The current pandemic is having an impact on rent prices in major cities around the U.S. To quantify the impact, we’re focusing attention on some of the major cities and neighborhoods in the U.S. We will be presenting our findings in a series of “QuickView” reports. The subject of today's QuickView is a snapshot of average rent rents in Seattle, WA.

The subject of this week’s QuickView is a snapshot of average rent rents in San Francisco, CA. Based on our analysis, the San Francisco rental market is currently experiencing steep declines in rental prices.

Real estate investing has always been about being in the right position to make the most of the shifts in supply and demand. Every investor has a different set of factors to identify an ideal investment, but location always plays a significant role. Here’s how to identify a growing market or neighborhood for your real estate investment.

Do you want to increase your property management company’s exposure and generate more leads? As a property management company, you can use YouTube to increase your exposure to landlords and tenants. Let’s take a look at 6 of the best YouTube video ideas for your property management company.

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?"