Blog Entries

My, how things have changed - quickly! If you're still investing, I'd love to hear how you're adjusting and what you see for the future. I'll start with some of the Covid changes we've already made.

Be approachable: Make sure that your tenants can contact you by phone or by e-mail if it is more convenient, should they need to. Responding to requests promptly will help tenants to feel listened to and supported.

If you are a real estate investor or buyer, you have two options when it comes to managing your property. You can either DIY (self-manage) the property yourself or appoint a third party professional (property manager) to look after the property for you.

Growing up, most of us looked up to successful people on TV or magazines, we loved hearing their stories and adored seeing all the good stuff they owned, while deep inside, hoping to reach their level one day.

One of the biggest decisions you will make as a landlord is whether you should hire a property management company or not. Many landlords manage properties on their own or with the help of an employee, such as a resident manager.

I was a little worried a month and a half ago when this all started going down. I thought, “Oh, man. What if rent doesn’t come in?!”