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Legal and Tax Updates for New York City Landlords. What changed?

The real estate market of New York is going through a turbulent period, with new regulations aimed at strengthening tenants’ rights, the new tax on luxury properties, and the taxing dispute between the state and IRS. The property taxes continue to rise, while the prices for apartments and commercial spaces grow at the slowest rate […]

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Getting Your Rental Ready for Winter: 8 Tips to Prepare for The Colds

Our philosophy includes the doctrine that states that landlords and tenants should get along to make a successful case. To make that happen, we recommend you paying more attention to the needs of your renter. One of the basic needs of an average tenant in the rental apartment is how your apartment gets through the […]

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Renting Out to Section 8 Tenant: Landlord's Guide

We receive questions regarding Section 8 vouchers so often that we decided to prepare a comprehensive guide for landlords on this topic. Here’s everything you need to know about renting out to the Section 8 tenants. 

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What Landlords Need to Know When There’s a Natural Disaster

According to the  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, natural disasters cause billions of dollars of damage each year in the United States. The net worth of damage costs for 2017 and 2018 was almost $400 billion, with hurricane damage being the costliest. Whether you have been directly impacted, or you know someone who has, you […]

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The Ultimate Checklist for Landlords

Being a landlord is not all fun and games. In order to protect both yourself and your tenants, you need to be responsible in your new role. After all, renting a place is not just about taking a couple of photos of a furnished place and calling it a day. You need to make sure […]

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Which Are the Most Expensive Rental Repairs and How to Avoid Them

Landlords need to keep their rental units in pristine condition. The common belief is that landlords need to spend half their rental income on repairs, which seriously dips into their overall profits. Roof repair and air conditioning repair are expensive, but there is a better way to deal with expensive rental repairs. Many landlords spend […]

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How to Accurately Predict a Rental Property’s Cash Flow

One of the great advantages of rental properties over stocks is that investors can predict returns. Not in a vague, over-the-next-ten-years sense. But in an immediate, this-is-how-much-I’ll-earn-this-year sense. Calculating rental cash flow is simple and straightforward, yet most new real estate investors still get it wrong. Here’s exactly how to predict a rental property’s cash […]

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How to Buy the Most Profitable Rental Property

Real estate investing is one of the best ways to make money; there is no doubt about that. It is a low-risk investment strategy with a high potential for profit in both the short term and the long run.

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Understanding Homeowner Associations (HOA)

Do you own a condo or plan to buy one soon? You’ve got to deal with HOA and their monthly or annual fees that they want you to pay for their services. But first, let’s do a small research and see who are these people and why you should pay them those fees.

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How to Keep Your Rental Income Consistent Year Round

Real estate is considered passive income, but for many owners and investors, maintaining cashflow feels far from “passive”. In an ideal world, landlords wouldn’t have to participate in the everyday operations of maintaining a rental property in order to generate ROI. But in the real world, they have a lot on their plates. To make […]

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