A tenant’s lifecycle typically consists of a few stages: finding and onboarding the renters, collecting rent payments, and saying goodbye to the tenants. They’re all equally important in their own way. But before you start searching for tenants and establishing a strategy for managing your rentals, we’d like to share some helpful information about a tenant’s life cycle from marketing to moving out.
Renting is at an all-time high. In fact, research shows that more U.S. households are renting now than at any point in the past 50 years. The Rental Protection Agency estimates 2,654 renters enter the market every single day. Landlords are earning more than ever....
Being a landlord can be tough. Not only do you have to deal with the occasional crazy tenant or the looming possibility of a sudden flood in one of your properties, you also need to comply with all the landlordtenant laws. In 1968, the US government passed the Fair...
So you purchased a rental property as a source of income. What now? First thing’s first: You’ll need to let potential renters know it exists and word of mouth will only get you so far in the digital age. You already know it’s a great time to rent out your...
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