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The following are the top communication tips for landlords.

Following these steps will ensure the best quality air in your home and will help prevent the conditions that can promote mold.

Setting prices on rental properties can be tricky, but don’t panic. Although you do have to set a price, rent prices are not permanent. As a landlord, you can always adjust the rent through a fair process and time if the conditions are appropriate. Here are 5 key factors to consider when setting rents.

Finding the perfect tenant is like looking for a needle in a haystack sometimes. With so many people looking for rentals these days, it can seem like everyone is a good fit for your property.

When a tenant damages your property, you are dealing with one of two situations.

Utilize the upcoming spring season to take care of maintenance issues, spruce up your property, and to set yourself up for a profitable year ahead!

A lease is a contractual agreement and as with any contractual agreement, it’s legally binding.

Technology is changing how people do business and search for rentals. Here are 3 ways tech is changing the future for property owners.

If you decide to become a pet-friendly landlord, utilize these key tips for making the experience the best possible for you and your tenants.

The real estate business is one of the most lucrative businesses out there and you can take in a lot of cash if you know how to make it grow.

Today, many of us live in our own plain and simple financial castles that are much more vulnerable than yesterday's castles. Not only do our financial castles not have any moat for financial security, but many real estate investors also do not know how to build a moat to accumulate wealth and retain it.

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.

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

Renting your house isn’t as easy as people generally think and you can never know what your tenants are going to be like.

There is no need to stop investing in the property in order to earn a profit when you can write most of it off against your taxable income.

Take a good look at your front yard and property overall – what is it that makes it stand out in the neighborhood? Does it have anything that draws attention?

Here are some common air conditioning problems, and tips on how to prevent (sometimes) unnecessary repairs which can turn out to be costly:

Being a landlord could be a very profitable occupation, the one that is also interesting and fulfilling.