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Blog Post What Are Accidental Landlords? The Facts You Need to Know

What Are Accidental Landlords? The Facts You Need to Know

Every year thousands of people are pushed into renting a property for the first time and become accidental landlords. Not everyone sets out to be a landlord, an accidental landlord is someone who becomes a landlord by circumstance rather than by plan. It can be an intimidating ex... More +
Blog Post A Quick Landlord's Guide to Section 8 Housing

A Quick Landlord's Guide to Section 8 Housing

Over five million people live in Section 8 housing nationwide. With so many people living in Section 8 housing, there is an opportunity for landlords to specialize in Section 8 housing. Being a landlord is nothing more than running a business, owning and renting properties comes ... More +
Blog Post Closing Costs - What They Include, And What They Might Not

Closing Costs - What They Include, And What They Might Not

Many people focus on how much of a down payment they need to secure a mortgage but you also need to focus on the additional expenses including closing costs. Closing costs refer to the assortment of fees a person must pay to their mortgage lender when closing a home. These costs ... More +
Blog Post How Many Florida Condo Associations Are Financially Sound?

How Many Florida Condo Associations Are Financially Sound?

A Condo association is an association of owners or renters in an apartment block or building divided into separate apartments. The condominium owners own their units and have joint ownership in the building. The COA fees cover the common areas and building repairs and maintenance... More +
Blog Post How to Handle Rental Applications

How to Handle Rental Applications

If you are a passive income investor who hopes to find the best possible tenant must understand that rental applications represent an important piece of the screening process. Just as eyes are the window to the soul, the tenant’s rental application is the window into his re... More +
Blog Post What is a Blind Offer in Real Estate Property

What is a Blind Offer in Real Estate Property

Are you in search of a home in the market in your busy schedule? A blind offer may just be your solution. A blind offer is when a buyer purchases a property without seeing the property. It is a purchase contract between buyer and seller. These offers are quick and easy ways to bi... More +
Blog Post Tax Benefits of Investing in Florida Real Estate

Tax Benefits of Investing in Florida Real Estate

Property ownership can create a high level of profitability. You might be asking, though, which places offer the most value for your money. For real estate investors, Florida is a necessity. This bright state boasts year-round sunshine, a robust economy, and several growth prospe... More +
Blog Post Should Investors Focus on Appreciation or Rental Property Cash Flow?

Should Investors Focus on Appreciation or Rental Property Cash Flow?

Real estate investors often debate whether it's more beneficial to focus on cash flow or appreciation when putting together an investment strategy. Investing is to make money, but how you make money matters. For rental property management, an investor should understand t... More +
Blog Post How to Attract Long Term Tenants

How to Attract Long Term Tenants

You want to locate long-term renters for your rental apartments as a property owner. This is because these tenants help you save time and money. As a consequence, you can concentrate entirely on providing the best possible service to your tenants.We'll go through the advantag... More +
Blog Post What is the “Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment”?

What is the “Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment”?

Under federal law, tenants have certain rights, such as the "Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment." This regulation ensures that every renter in the country has the right to enjoy their rented property in peace and tranquility.You must get familiar with this law as a lan... More +
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