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The real estate market is always shifting, and as a multifamily investor, one of the biggest questions you should be asking is: Is this a landlord-friendly market? The answer can determine everything from your rental income stability to how easily you can evict non-paying tenants and adjust rent prices. Let’s break down what makes a market favorable (or not) for landlords and how you can position yourself for success. What Defines a Landlord-Friendly Market? Not all markets are created equal. Some cities and states lean tenant-friendly, meaning strong rent control laws, eviction protections, and legal obstacles that can make life more difficult for landlords. Others are... Read more
Moving into a new rental property can be an exciting experience for tenants, but it can also be stressful. Coordinating the move, getting the keys, signing the lease,...
When a tenant moves out, it might be tempting to give your unit a quick once-over before moving on to the next tenant. But doing so is not only a missed opportunity for...
A layer of complexity will be added to onsite and maintenance teams in California regarding move-ins, move-outs, and security deposits when California law Assembly Bill...
When preparing a property for rent, you handle key tasks like painting, cleaning carpets, making minor repairs, and ensuring that plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems...
As a renter, when you start looking for somewhere new to live, you need to let your current landlord know that your current lease is ending and that you’re moving on. As a landlord, you may decide that you’re ready to end a relationship with a particular renter, you’ll also need to provide notice. The easiest way to do this? Draft a non-renewal lease letter. What Is a Lease Non-Renewal and Lease Expiration Date? A lease non-renewal is notice from one of the parties in a lease to the other that they do not intend to extend the lease for another term. These documents, often referred to as a lease letter, make it easier for tenants to prove that they’ve separated from a property. It... Read more
Successfully managing rental properties can feel like balancing multiple roles at once. From ensuring tenant satisfaction to handling maintenance issues and complying...
Lease violation notices are a necessary part of being a landlord. They are a way to communicate to your tenants that they have violated their lease agreement and to give...
Have you ever encountered challenges with a lease violation? Lease violations are common situations that can impact both homeowners and residents. Fortunately, with a...
Benefits of A Thorough Tenant Background Check Background screening is a crucial step in the tenant selection process. In today’s competitive rental market,...
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