Deciding whether to allow pets in your rental property is one of the biggest questions landlords face. It’s not just about personal preference, this choice can impact how fast your property rents, the type of tenants you attract, and even your long-term profitability.
When it comes to managing rental properties, every landlord faces the same question at some point, should I offer a month-to-month lease or stick with a fixed-term agreement? While both have their advantages, month-to-month arrangements bring a unique blend of freedom and uncertainty for both landlords a...
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Rental tax updates: Long-term leases in Phoenix no longer require the residential rental TPT, but short-term rentals still do.
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A Tenant Estoppel Certificate confirms critical lease details and protects landlords during a sale or refinance.
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Service animals are not considered pets and are legally protected under the ADA and FHA, while emotional support animals (ESAs) follow different rules.
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Proactive updates, cl...
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Managing a U.S. rental property from abroad requires knowledge of legal, tax, and operational requirements.
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Rising interest rates increase rental demand and reduce homeownership affordability, which benefits landlords.
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Meeting rental safety standards protects tenants and minimizes legal and financial risk.
Regular inspections, proper maintenance, an...
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Knowing key real estate terms helps investors make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
Concepts like cash flow, cap rate, and DSCR are essential to evalua...
