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High vacancy rates in multifamily properties can seriously hurt financing options. For real estate investors, vacancy rates are more than just numbers—they directly impact cash flow and lender confidence. When too many units sit empty, securing favorable loans becomes a challenge, limiting your ability to grow or stabilize your investment. Understanding the link between occupancy levels and financing options can empower you to make smarter decisions. Learn how to navigate this issue and keep your multifamily property financially strong. Key Takeaways High vacancy rates can make it hard to get good loans for multifamily properties Empty units mean less income, which... Read more
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...
For rental housing providers, embracing pet inclusivity is more than just a kind gesture—it’s a smart business move that fosters community, increases retention, and...
Most landlords worry about chasing late rent, getting repairs done, or dealing with difficult tenants. But what if someone was living in your property without you even...
As we kick off the rental season, square footage has emerged as the new currency in the apartment market, with larger rentals gaining momentum. Our annual analysis shows...
Taxes are serious business. As an investor, you already know that if you’re not careful, taxes can quietly take a big bite out of your returns. But with the right knowledge and strategy, you can stay ahead—and maybe even lower your tax burden altogether. That’s probably why you’re asking the big question: “What states don’t have property tax?” Because let’s be honest—states without property taxes would change everything for investors. In this article, we’ll break down how property taxes work in different states, whether there are any that actually skip them, and what that means for your investment strategy. Stick around—we’re breaking it all down. Main Takeaways To... Read more
The Department of Building’s No-Penalty Inspection Program returns from May 19 to June 30, when homeowners, small landlords and small business owners can schedule free...
The rental market is shifting, and a new type of property owner is driving the change: the reluctant landlord. These are individuals who didn’t originally set out to...
As weather gets warmer, it becomes easier to begin projects that would have been difficult or even impossible to complete during the wet and cold of winter. Here are...
As spring emerges, landlords must address common roofing issues post-winter, such as misaligned shingles, blocked gutters, worn membranes, chimney damage, and nesting...
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