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As you may know from previous experience, good tenant screening is one of the single most important factors in being a profitable landlord. The right tenants lead to high occupancy rates, low attrition, and steady and reliable income. They cause fewer headaches, do less damage to your property, and simply make your life easier on

When you want to make your property accessible for people with disabilities, it’s not always easy to know what people actually need. You can refer to the ADA standards, but those are just minimum requirements and not always an accurate reflection of what people really need.

Even when the housing market is good, it can take a little time to find a tenant because you have to find someone with the right qualifications. Wouldn’t it be great if you could generate a flood of qualified prospective tenants so you could rent your property faster?

Without loans, we wouldn’t be able to make large, essential purchases for things like a house. With just a few thousand down, you can get a couple hundred thousand dollars to purchase your first home.

You get the requests in the mail. You’ve heard your friends talk it. You’ve probably even seen little pamphlets and advertisements in your local bank. The home equity line of credit (HELOC) is everywhere. But should you get one? And, if you do, what’s the smartest way to use it? In this article, we’ll discuss

When you’re getting ready to buy a property, whether it’s for you and your family to live in, or for you to use as an investment vehicle, you should have a property inspection done. A home inspection costs, on average, $315, but can help you find anything wrong with the home proactively—and potentially adjust the