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Owning a Rental Property: Should You Allow Pets in Your Rental Property?

Did you know that around 70% of U.S. households have pets? As a result, landlords often get bombarded with applications from pet owners.But should you accept pets in a rental property? Agreeing to this has pros and cons, so you should consider it thoroughly before deciding.As a l...
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How Often Should You Visit Your Out-of-State Rental Property?

InvestInvesting in rental properties outside your immediate area or even in a different state can be a lucrative venture. While the distance may seem daunting, advancements in technology and efficient property management services have made it easier than ever to stay connected an...
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5 Strategies to Become a Successful Real Estate Investor

Real estate investing has become an increasingly popular way for people to build wealth and achieve financial freedom. However, it is not a quick and easy road to success.Becoming a successful real estate investor requires dedication, hard work, and a solid strategy. It's ess...
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House Hunting 101: What Is a Purchase Agreement?

Home prices are dropping fast in 2023! So if you’re ready to become a homeowner, now’s your chance.Buying a house is the most fulfilling investment you’ll ever make, and it’s important to understand all the details. Read your purchase agreement carefully a...
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Get Real (Estate): How to Evaluate Potential Income Properties

Do you know the 1% rule?This rule states that when you buy a house as an investment property, you need the rent to be at least 1% of the acquisition price. This includes the price for the home, renovations, and any other costs you have to put in upfront.But what else should you k...
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What Landlords Need to Know About Tenant Background Checks

If you're a landlord, you probably want to avoid risking your real estate property by renting to a criminal. But one in three Americans has a criminal record of some kind. Your new tenant is likely to be a criminal.To keep criminals and other irresponsible individuals out of ...
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Understanding the Benefits of Professional Property Maintenance

There are approximately 19.95 million rental properties in the US, and individual investors own 70% of these properties. With so much potential to grow your rental property business, it's important to remember you can't do it all on your own.If you don't have property...
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What to Know About Eviction Protection in Texas

It's been an eventful few years in the rental market, from the expiration of the CARES Act moratorium to ongoing affordability challenges. And while no one likes to think about eviction, there may come a time when you need to know about the process and eviction protection in ...
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How to Conduct a Rental Analysis

Real estate is regarded as one of the most consistent and safe ways to build wealth. But, if you don’t know what you are doing it can seem impossible to know where to start!There are a few rental markets that are optimal for rental investments and we are here to help you ed...
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Are Lease Renewals a Good Thing? A Landlord's Guide

Over 44 million American households are renters. Offering lease renewals ensures you have a tenant in your investment property without needing to go through all the schlep of doing a new tenant background check. This might sound like the perfect option for all landlords, but keep...
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