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Real estate is considered one of the safest modes of investment; people will always need homes, and prices for real estate have historically risen reliably, year after year, for many decades. However, there’s more than one way to invest in real estate, and some ways are more profitable than others.

You didn’t want it to come to this—no landlord does. The eviction process is messy and intimidating if you’ve never had to file one before, but in some cases, you don’t have much of a choice. To preserve the integrity of the property and begin collecting rent on time once again, you need your tenant

Your home is a highly personal thing. It’s somewhere you’ve invested time, money, and energy for many years. It’s also a place where you have a lot of memories. So, when it comes time to sell your home, you take great pride in cleaning, strategically setting a fair price, and attempting to convey value to

Property investment has the potential to be profitable, secure, and even personally rewarding. In theory, you’ll get a good price on a property, charge rent that covers your monthly mortgage payment (with a little extra to claim as profit), and eventually, you’ll sell the property for more than you paid for it.

From a legal perspective, your lease agreement is your greatest mode of protection as a landlord. It’s what keeps you out of trouble, safeguards your property from abuse, and helps you take action when you’re being treated unfairly by tenants. But a lease is only as good as the language it contains. If you’re just

Being a property owner comes with big risks – you just never know when your property might be the target of destruction by a tenant or another party. You can’t always know how your tenants are going to treat your property, even when they seem like upstanding citizens. All it takes is one incident and