Results for Long-Term Rentals

Find a happy medium between just vacationing somewhere you love for a week or two out of the year and making a permanent commitment. A long-term rental may be just what you need!

Your rental home could provide you with a financial “cushion,” giving you the opportunity to sell at market highs or move back in at some point in the future.

The benefits of real estate investing are numerous. That’s why millions of Americans decide to go down that road. However, for someone new to th...

Want to find tenants for your rental fast? Then be sure your property is in tip-top shape! It doesn't require a lot of money; just follow these clever tips.

Owning a property that you rent out comes with a lot of responsibilities. One of them is maintaining it. Here are a few tips that could help you out.

Looking to purchase a rental property? These are the factors that should be considered for income-producing real estate.

Owning a second home and renting it out is a great way to capitalize on your investment and bring in extra income every month. Many rental home owners end up purchasing multiple properties in order…

What's the intersection of higher profits and property upgrades? What upgrades will create a return? Here's how to evaluate upgrades for your rental unit.

Gain a basic understanding of key landlord responsibilities, property marketing tactics and areas of the law to effectively manage your rental.

There’s a lot of info online about renting to Millennials, but do you know what to do when it comes to elderly tenants?

Buying your first rental property can be exciting, confusing, and intimidating. To make the whole process less overwhelming, here’s a step-by-step overview.

How Did Your Rentals Do in 2015? How Did You Do as a Landlord? Renters make up 37% of the US households. In 2013, a housing study done by the Harvard Graduate School of Design and Harvard Kennedy School found that Americans turn to renting more, rather than buying properties. While ownership provides a sense …

Having a tenant break a lease can be a stressful experience. But by writing your lease agreement carefully, you may be able to head off problems before they ever arise. Breaking the lease usually means that a tenant has vacated a property before the term of the lease has expired. For example, if your tenant has a one-year lease, and they leave after nine months, this would be considered breaking the lease. Other issues, such as failure to follow the terms of a…

Selecting the best tenants for your property ensures long-term placement, solid income, reduced property damage, and fewer headaches. The process of choosing quality tenants is fairly simple, making it a worthwhile step to complete before renting your property. Most landlords require the completion of a rental application for all prospective tenants. You should require this application as well. When screening tenants for occupancy at your rental…

Who wants to be boring? Turns out boring can be a good thing when it comes to landlording. Learn how to focus on the fundamentals to avoid rental drama.

Investing in anything, including real estate, inherently has risks. But don't let those risks paralyze you. Instead, learn about them -- and mitigate them.

Most landlords fear evictions because of the unknown: How much will it cost? How long will it take?

It is always kind of fun though to look back and think what you would have done had you had the knowledge you have now. Hindsight is of course 20/20, but what would I change if I could go back in time? What do I wish I knew then that I know now, before I bought my first rental property?

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