With the threat of Hurricane Dorian underway we thought it would be a good idea to revisit why you shouldn’t sign an AOB for insurance claims. Click here to listen on iTunes. Click the Big Green Play Button to Listen to the Podcast An AOB is an assignment of benefits where you give a third…
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How does 4.5’ ceilings sound? It sounds a little like a John Malkovich movie but it’s a real thing in NYC… Click here to listen on iTunes. Click the Big Green Play Button to Listen to the Podcast In this week’s In the News we discuss micro apartments in NYC, landlord/tenant Immigration law in Illinois,…
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If you’re a landlord or property manager, chances are you spend far too much time at work. Whether you’re busy scheduling showings, organizing leasing documents, or screening applicants, it’s a lot for just one person to handle. I was in that exact position earlier this year and that’s why I wanted to share with you…
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It can be hard to keep track of all the information and paperwork that landlords and property management teams have. Thankfully, there are plenty of options when it comes to property management software that can help take a load off. I wanted to compare two of the most popular: Propertyware vs. Buildium. No matter how…
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Filling you in on how it’s going selling my first rental property… Click here to listen on iTunes. Click the Big Green Play Button to Listen to the Podcast It’s been an up and down week with the high being a successful open house and the low being a potential $5k+ sewer line replacement. I…
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Some of the links in this post are affiliate and there will be compensation if you purchase through the link. This does not affect your pricing in anyway. There are plenty of options out there when it comes to property management software. If you’re a property manager like me, you don’t have the time to…
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Whether you’re a property owner, property manager, or a landlord, chances are you could use a hand completing the myriad of tasks you have to do. It’s a lot of work for just one person and is nearly impossible if you have more than one property to look after. Hiring a few people to help…
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Renting out one of your properties means that you are giving someone else the right to use that property in specific ways. Once the lease is signed, you can no longer come and go at will, and the tenant gains some type of control over the management of the property. Of course, this doesn’t mean…
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Twin brothers Alex and Will Severyn explain how they structure their rent to own contracts with their tenants… Click here to listen on iTunes. Click the Big Green Play Button to Listen to the Podcast Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher Join our Facebook Group of over 10,000 landlords and property managers Can you…
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If you’re like me and have decided to invest in properties or maybe you’re already a landlord, you know how overwhelming the job can be. It’s a lot of work for just one person to handle, but hiring help will cost a lot of money. To make your job much easier, I decided to give…
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