• Tenant Screening: 8 Questions to Ask Renters

    Did you know that for-profit rental companies only own a fifth of all rentals in the U.S.? According to data from the 2018 Census, individuals own an overwhelming majority of rental properties, and most only own one or two properties.  Yet, these landlords sometimes lack the same resources as rental companies and, thus, may face…

  • Top Tips for Advertising Rental Properties on Social Media

    As a property owner, you are always looking for ways to market your property, reach potential tenants, and fill your rental properties quickly. Social media marketing can be an influential tool for rental property owners and managers: approximately three-quarters of American adults have adopted social media, making it an ideal platform for connecting with prospective…

  • What Is Considered Excessive Noise in an Apartment?

    And Is It the Landlord’s Responsibility? Excessive noise, or “noise pollution,” can quickly become an escalated problem in rental apartments and have significant consequences. The meaning of “excessive” may vary depending on the setting or context, but it’s essential to familiarize oneself with the causes and how to address them. Furthermore, ignoring this issue could…

  • How to Find a Good Tenant for Your Rental Property

    According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), there are more than 44 million renters in the U.S. Due to the soaring real estate prices, many are outpriced in the housing market, and renting is cheaper. However, this is excellent news for you if you own investment properties for rent because there are…

  • How to Market Your Rental Property

    The Simberg Center for Housing Studies at the University of Florida published a 2022 study showing nearly 2.8 million renter households in Florida. This means that roughly one-third of all Florida households are renters. Despite the economic downturn, the real estate market in Florida is still on fire. Yet, if your investment property listing isn’t…