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Normal Wear and Tear in a Rental — Extensive Guide for Landlords

There are a few topics that can be as controversial for landlords and tenants as wear and tear. While renters strive to retrieve as much of their security deposit as possible to use it towards their next apartment, property managers might be reluctant to give back the deposit in full if the condition of the […]

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What Happens If You Just Stop Paying Your Mortgage Loans

While governments have forever been trying to beat the economic boom and bust cycle, this has so far proved elusive. Consequently, during difficult economic times, unemployment will increase, and many people may struggle to maintain their mortgage loan repayments. If you are struggling with your mortgage repayments, it is advisable to speak with your lender […]

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What Is a Co-Signer? How Does It Work and Who Can be Your Co-Signer

Have you been dreaming of buying your own house, but your credit score is far from perfect? Thankfully, there are still some options to look into if you know your chances to get qualified for a loan are pretty low. One of the common ways to get a loan is to find a co-signer. With […]

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Resolving Tenant Complaints Efficiently: 6 Things You Can Do

Just as landlords have certain expectations from tenants, such as paying rent on time, tenants also have assumptions that a landlord is fully aware of their responsibilities, such as providing a secure and habitable space. While landlords have many duties that go beyond simply collecting rent and performing obligations under the law, they often also […]

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Could Remote Work Trends Be The Key To Rental Recovery?

The COVID-19 pandemic has proven challenging for landlords across the country. Millions of people lost their jobs, making it tough for tenants to pay their rent. Rental assistance has been slow to reach people who need it. Eviction bans have meant many landlords have had to simply eat the costs.  But the news isn’t all […]

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Practical Tips for First-Time Homebuyers

Buying a home for the first time can be a scary undertaking. After all, there are so many factors to keep in mind, such as location, cost, and home features. Fortunately, there are some tips you can put to good use when you buy your first home. Some of them relate to the buying process, while […]

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Dos and Don'ts for Rental Remodels

Most rental property owners share a common goal – attract the right tenants to their property. It may be simple enough to get people looking for a place to rent, what with the internet and all its platforms to list your property. However, the objective is to find the right people who you can be […]

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Buying a House

If you buy a house, you should brace yourself for your life’s stressful and emotional period. But, the home buying process is also advantageous and exciting — after all, you’ll officially become a homeowner at the end of this undertaking! We’ve prepared this step-by-step guide to buying a house to take some weight off your […]

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Pros and Cons of Short-Term Renting and How to Make It a Success

The emergence of the sharing economy created a new business opportunity for many property owners: short-term rentals, as opposed to long-term tenants. This article will cover the main pros and cons of short-term renting so you could decide if it’s the right call for you as a landlord. Also, we’ll give you some advice on […]

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5 Helpful Tax Tips for New and Overwhelmed Landlords

Becoming a landlord in today’s competitive real estate environment is not an easy task. In the first year, new landlords can feel completely overwhelmed, and many will fail in their endeavors because they’re not managing their finances properly and taking advantage of every opportunity. Among the most important things you should keep track of are […]

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