Is Income Property Still a Good Investment?

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Is Income Property Still a Good Investment

In today’s real estate market, many landlords are asking themselves whether owning rental property is still a wise investment. With fluctuations in the economy, changing tenant demands, and new regulations, it’s understandable that property owners may be reassessing their portfolios. As a long-time property owner and landlord, I’ve seen firsthand the value of owning income-generating… Read more »

How to Communicate a Rent Increase to Your Tenants

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Rent Increase

Although raising the rent is part of the responsibility of being a landlord, the process can often feel daunting. To meet your own financial obligations and keep your tenants happy, there needs to be a bit of a balancing act. If you raise the rent too high, you risk losing good tenants; if the increase…

Understanding the White House’s Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights

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Understanding the White House’s Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights

In response to the pressing need to protect renters and ensure rental affordability, the Biden-Harris Administration unveiled the Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights earlier this year. Although not legally binding, this comprehensive 19-page document outlines five critical principles aimed at safeguarding tenants’ rights and promoting a fair and well-functioning real estate market. It…

What to Know About Selling Your Rental Home with a Tenant in Place

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What to Know About Selling Your Rental Home with a Tenant in Place