Having an exit plan for your multifamily investment is critical to sticking the landing and earning that sweet, sweet ROI. If you clearly define your end game, you can set yourself up for success. But where do you even begin? Here, we’ll let you in on 5 proven, practical real estate investment exit strategies that […]
Category Archives: Owning a Rental Property in Maryland
Rent increases are a thorny issue for tenants and landlords alike. Naturally, tenants want to be able to afford their homes without being left to pinch pennies. At the same time, landlords sometimes need to adjust their rate to keep up with rising costs, regulations, and other factors. With that considered, what is a reasonable […]
In recent years, aspiring real estate entrepreneurs have been entering the industry through rental arbitrage. With rental arbitrage, tenants rent from your property in the long-term and sublet it to short-term renters through Airbnb, VRBO, and other platforms. This sounds simple enough, right? But in reality, it’s not quite as harmless as it sounds. Let’s […]
Mid-term rentals are becoming a popular trend in today’s rental market. They cater to people who need a place for not too short or long a time, just a few weeks or months. Given the growing demand, these rentals are on many investors’ radars. Read on to learn why mid-term rentals may just be the […]
Considering renting out your house? There are many reasons you could be here. They may want to earn extra income, pay off debt, or use it as an alternative to selling during a housing slump. This can be a great idea, but it can also cause more trouble than expected if you don’t make the […]
Thorough tenant screening of all prospective tenants is critical to the success of your rental property business. If you place the wrong tenant in your property, you could face enormous financial loss, damage, and even the collapse of your rental property business altogether. Today, we’re reviewing six red flags to look for in the tenant […]
One way to keep your Prince George County tenants happy is to be proactive about creating the lease agreement. Answering all the potential questions a tenant may have in the agreement itself and before the tenant asks will help you avoid possible trouble in the future. After all, you want to ensure your tenants have […]
One of the first things successful landlords tell anyone considering renting out a property is to always select good tenants. After all, it doesn’t take much for a bad tenant to turn your profitable investment into a money-losing nightmare. However, many federal, state, and local laws limit the ability to refuse to rent to an […]
First-time landlords are a unique group of people. Some are homeowners looking to upsize or downsize and want to lease their homes. Others are investors seeking ways to fund their retirement or quit their corporate jobs. Some may be accidental landlords who must turn their primary home into a rental property for one reason or […]
If you are a landlord, you understand that sometimes the hardest part of owning rentals is dealing with tenants. After all, your tenants may be renting your property, but they have made your property their home. As such, it’s understandable that conflicts may arise occasionally. However, the biggest mistake in dealing with tenant issues is […]