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Tenant problems plague landlords every day. However, reducing rent to maintain good tenants and evicting problem tenants may not be the best courses of action.

What does it take to run a streamlined, profitable, hassle-free landlording business? When followed consistently, these tips will help you get there.

Learn how to pass your Section 8 inspection (also known as a Housing Quality Standards HQS inspection) with flying colors.

Landlording during an emergency like coronavirus (or any natural disaster) can be a scary and nerve-wracking experience. You worry about you and your family, as well as your tenants' safety and well-being. And you're also concerned about your real estate investment business.

As I began looking through some of the rental comp data we’re assembling, I was very intrigued to learn if our dataset could help me answer, once and for all, if allowing pets in a rental property is a worthwhile investment.

When you purchase a rental property, it may come with tenants in place, and those tenants will suddenly become YOUR tenants. These tenants are known as “inherited tenants.”

There are a lot of things that you need to keep track of as a landlord. From tenant information to contracts, recordkeeping will be an essential part of your business. In addition, you will probably want to continuously track your investments, profit margins, and more so that you can continuously improve your business.

When it comes to property management, we realize there are many issues to deal with each day. From making sure tenants pay their rent to go into a property after a tenant leaves and making it look like new, there are plenty of issues that can make property management a time-consuming process. However, thanks to the internet, there is more information than ever available to landlords wanting to know how to make property management as easy and profitable as possible. If you find yourself at a crossroads when it comes to getting the information you need to make sure properties are managed in an effective and efficient manner, here are eight property management blogs we believe every landlord should be reading.