While dealing with property, you are often in a dilemma, deciding whether or not hiring a property manager would benefit you. Your need for a property manager could depend on a lot of factors; the distance from your property, if you're a first time property investor, or your inability to deal with tenants.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what I’m doing during this quarantine time—what I’m doing to my rental properties and how I’m adapting to the situation as it is today. I want to talk to you about how I’m adding value to my properties while the world’s essentially on pause.
During this trying time in real estate, any owner or operator of rental properties should remain up-to-date on any and all financial resources available to the public. Not only for you, but for your tenants.
What if you want better cash flow from your rental properties? You can’t just raise the rents arbitrarily. If tenants leave, income goes down, not up. There are other ways, though, to turn to in times of uncertainty.
To help other new and prospective landlords out there, here is a quick checklist of things you’ll probably want to start thinking about before you’re ready to rent that first property.
Owning rental property can be a great source of steady income if handled properly, or it can be sold for a hefty profit to someone else looking for a long-term real estate investment if you are ready to move on and would like to make a larger, one-time windfall on the property.
One of the toughest parts of being a property investor is finding an outstanding tenant to fill your vacancy. What makes an outstanding tenant? The two most important things are that the tenant pays their rent on time and cares for the property as if it were their own.
In most cases, we invest money to get a positive cash-flow as soon as possible. What does cash-flow mean? To understand the meaning of it, you only need to be aware of two terms: Income and expenses.
As investors, finding the right tenant is key to making your investment worth it in the long run. The right tenant will be able to make on-time rent payment, keep your investment home in good condition, stay in place longer and be in communication with you about needed repairs and maintenance. All making your investment more profitable!
With housing prices and mortgage rates at all time lows many people are looking to take advantage of these historic conditions and invest in real estate.