Things can change quickly and although you thought you would hold onto your property investment for a long time, you may find that circumstances have changed and you want to sell off your real estate asset.
But what if your rental unit still has a resident and the lease term does not expire until...
How you price your rental property influences the type of renters you will attract, as well as the amount of rental income you receive. It is no surprise that many landlords struggle to determine just what that rental fee is. While a low rental price will appeal to many tenants, it will limit rent...
Compared to other countries, U.S. property investors have an edge since they can access a fixed-rate mortgage with a term of 30 years.
The typical mortgage rates are adjustable, variable, flexible, or renegotiable, which exposes an investor to a higher level of risk in case the market rate soars....
Are you a part-time landlord considering the leap to full-time? Transitioning from a part-time to a full-time landlord can be a daunting but rewarding journey.
Many landlords start with a single rental property, managing it alongside a full-time job. Over time, as the rental income grows and the...
Although technology has made it easy for businesses to reach their customers widely, there are also drawbacks resulting from this ease.
You can surely save a lot when you advertise your rental property online and can also attract plenty of potential residents. However, you also need to be wise si...