All blog topics pertaining to buy and hold long term investments.
“Sometimes I show apartments. Sometimes I’m the enforcer. Most of the time though I’m a psychologist who provides housing to people.”
1. You Aren’t Protecting Your Time. It’s a common thing in real estate investing and business in general to jump as soon as a potential or current customer needs something. It’s our natural instinct. But Read more…
A very good long-standing tenant of mine recently gave notice to move. Of courses I’m not thrilled at the prospect of having to find another renter but I’m accepting it and a little excited about Read more…
I recently had the opportunity to network with about a hundred real estate investors from the Midwest. The most entertaining part of the gathering was the “purchase war stories” we shared in the lounge. Not Read more…
Too specific screening criteria in the ad Many investors thinks it saves time when they extensively list their screening criteria in the ad. Some ads will include specifics about credit score, income requirements, job stability, Read more…
Documentation is always your best friend in rentals and definitely with security deposits. For security deposit documentation is often key to prevent losing a ton of money from a security deposit return contested in court. Read more…
As a landlord and property manager I look at security deposits with two different hats from time to time. I will admit the views can be stark different at times. As a landlord I tend Read more…
In the last blog we covered some of the differences we can expect to see with Millenials and Gen Z. In this blog we specifically at how the rental industry will be affected. You are Read more…
Millenials & Generation Z are bringing a wave of change to our lives. From how they earn their money, to the places they work, to where they lay their heads at night. As landlords we have Read more…
Recently a client of mine asked for clarification of what our company policy was regarding lease renewals. They were curious if we permitted (or even required) tenants to default to month to month after the Read more…