Blogs from experts who are veteran rental property owners and landlords with years of experience.
Landlords and property managers frequently deal with the issue of unmarried co-tenants and roommates, sometimes on the lease and sometimes not on the lease. When things do not work out with these tenants, a landlord may face what is known as an “atypical” eviction. Landlords are now seeing more renters who are Millennials. The trend [...]
Landlord and property management mistakes are something veteran real estate owner and investor Larry Arth has lived first-hand. He has been a landlord at different times in his real estate career, and offers his thoughts here on landlords, investors, property management and what he has learned from his mistakes. By Larry Arth As any investor [...]
Veteran landlord and property manager Hank Rossi takes on questions each week from landlords and property managers around the country. His goal is to help educate fellow landlords and property managers on issues he has seen in his 30 years in the business. This week the question from a property manager is about what questions [...]
Dear Landlord Hank Veteran landlord and property manager Hank Rossi takes on questions each week from landlords and property managers around the country. His goal is to help educate fellow landlords and property managers on issues he has seen in his 30 years in the business. This week the question from a property manager is [...]
When to raise rent is a question many landlords ask themselves. Sometimes it comes up when a tenant leaves. Other times it comes up when a landlord gets an increase in taxes or insurance. Veteran investor and landlord Larry Arth takes on the issue here: By Larry Arth Rents have been increasing and it is [...]
Renters who are strangers and yet will be roommates can present landlords a challenge when leasing rental housing. Here are 3 safeguards to consider when renting to these types of occupants. By Ellen Calmas While individual renter households represent the highest volume growth since 2007, non-family roommate renter households have grown at almost twice the [...]
About 1,500 property managers across the country participated in a survey in the summer of 2016. The survey results contained six key findings, including how much property managers charge and how. By John Triplett ARPOLA Property managers across the country in a recent survey were asked, “How do you charge in property management fees? As [...]
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