Landlord Academy

During these uncertain times, more and more people are being forced to work from home. And whether you like it or not, some of those people are your tenants. How can you be supportive of their needs during these

Are you interested in taking on one or multiple investment properties but don’t know how to start? Or are you already managing properties but seem to be making mistakes year in and year out? If you’re looking to

As a landlord, you wear many hats when it comes to running your building. However, keeping your property safe and clean is one of your most significant responsibilities you have to your tenants.

If you find

Moving season is almost upon us, and already people are beginning to look for open listings. If you are a landlord or property owner, prepping is vital to ensuring that you can attract qualified buyers and

The moving process is one that is usually filled with stress and worries, both for property owners and tenants alike. When a new tenant moves in with a reefer trailer — of which there are almost 500,000 in

There are many benefits to being a landlord. Renting properties out to tenants essentially allows landlords to receive regular incomes while being, in many ways, quite hands-off. Being a landlord can allow an

Owning a house is a major responsibility, from hiring real estate agents and lawyers to handling the paperwork of purchasing one all the way to upkeep and repairs. Renters may take it for granted that the

Reports from the housing industry tend to focus on millennials. But landlords are overlooking a rapidly growing and potentially profitable demographic: seniors. Over 10,000 Americans turn 65, the age of

A growing number of Americans, particularly millennials and baby boomers, are moving to the Southwest. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more people relocated to counties in the West and South of the U.S.

Many Americans have the dream of someday being homeowners. If you’re one of them, and you think you just might be ready to make the leap to homeownership, think again: there are some things you’ll need to con

Becoming a landlord may seem like a simple process — and a great way to earn a living (or even some extra income). But if you want to be successful, you really need to think like a businessperson. New landlords

Commercial properties offer many specific advantages that cannot be found in residential properties. But they can have their own drawbacks, too. If you’re creating a job opportunity for yourself in the real estate

Investing in residential real estate is one of the smartest forms of investing. While some think commercial real estate is the best place to put their money, residential investing is both easier to get into and

Selling your property can be a challenge, in some places more than others. Perhaps one of the biggest struggles a seller can have is not merely selling their property, but getting the best possible value for it.

If you have a basement apartment, you may have found that it is a tough sell for renters. But getting people interested in your basement apartment is just a matter of knowing how to show it off and highlight its

Currently 17% of all Americans live in apartments, while another 36% rent homes. With renting being as popular as it is, as a landlord, you might be wondering how you can best take advantage of this market and

There are a lot of responsibilities that you’ll take on when you become a landlord. It’s easy to focus on the easier, more immediately beneficial parts of renting out a home or building to tenants. And there are

There’s a lot that goes into being a good landlord. You need to keep your finances intact, remain professional with your tenants, market your rentals, and manage your properties efficiently. That’s a lot of

Real estate is always a sound investment, especially considering just how many Americans are now renting their homes. In fact, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated in 2017 that roughly 36% of American households were

For most landlords, the primary goal of real estate investment is to earn more and succeed financially. After all, a survey by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate revealed that 96% of people who have invested in