Does a Tenant Have a Right to Break a Lease?
A Guide for Property Owners The lease that you create and you and your tenants agree to through a signature is considered to be a legally binding agreement. If those that elect to rent your property break the lease contract, you may pursue it in the court system....
Why Higher Interest Rates Mean Higher Rent and Lease Prices
The rate of inflation is now at its highest since the period of the 1980s. Credit standards are now exceptionally tight. There is a rapid decline in terms of surplus for homes that are not currently selling. The interest rate associated with home ownership has...
The Importance of a Rental Inspection Checklist
Whether you are an investor seeking to purchase a rental property or an investor that currently owns rental property, it is essential that you learn the importance of a rental inspection checklist and how to create one. Conducting periodic inspections of your rental...
How to Raise Rent Tactfully and Retain Your Tenants
Property management consists of one part art and one part science. This is especially true when it comes time to raise rent prices. As a landlord, it is imperative that you understand that there is a human element that must come into play when dealing with the...