Landlord Academy

Winter is right around the corner, which means now is the best time to start getting your rental property ready for frigid temperatures and piles of snow. However, the weather isn’t the only thing you need to

When you become a landlord, you’re setting yourself up for a variety of unique benefits. You’re essentially giving yourself a secondary income, money that is available doesn’t necessarily require the same level of

Although you might assume that the millennial generation represents your ideal audience as a landlord, the reality is that there’s another demographic that has become immensely important to property owners: Baby

Despite the fact that stocks begin to rise three to six months before economic recovery, the real estate market hasn’t taken much of a hit thanks to the pandemic. If you have available units to fill, chances are

There are a lot of benefits to becoming a landlord. For one, it’s a relatively hands-off way to get a potentially significant secondary income. Some landlords become so successful that they actually transform into

The coronavirus pandemic has caused massive changes throughout a variety of industries. If you own residential property, you’ll already know that widespread job loss has significantly impacted renters all across

Part of being a good landlord means knowing when it’s time to renovate your space. After all, if you have a nicer apartment or house that you’re renting, you’ll be able to ask for more in rent each month. The

There are many benefits to becoming a landlord. Landlords are able to collect a relatively hands-off income through rental properties, while also gaining equity over time and having the ability to potentially

As a landlord, it’s your responsibility to keep your tenants safe and comfortable. Most leases are signed with this caveat in mind. As such, your tenants expect you to make the necessary updates as the seasons

Investing in property and becoming a landlord can be a great way for you to pay your bills. However, in order to be successful, you need people who want to live in the apartment or house you’re renting. You

Saving money is something we’ve all tried to do; as a result, we all know how difficult it can be to actually put away a good amount of savings. However, it isn’t impossible to do. Just within your home,

Transitioning from homeowner to landlord is no small feat, particularly for landlords who own apartment buildings and must accommodate a large number of tenants. There are certainly a number of benefits to

Even in the middle of a pandemic, housing is in demand. In fact, given the fact that many U.S. renters may soon be evicted due to financial difficulties brought on by COVID-19, it could be that you’ll soon be

If you own a property and are looking to sell or rent it, investing in certain home improvements can drastically increase the asking price. In fact, a JLL study found that spending on tenant improvements rose 10%

While the average American moves between every five and seven years on average, COVID-19 might make these numbers skyrocket. In a recent study published by PEW Research, as many as 22% of people have either met

The COVID-19 pandemic has had major effects on virtually every industry. While the common cold can develop anywhere from one to three days after someone comes into contact with the virus, the contagious and

While real estate can be quite the competitive business, there are many steps you can take to maximize your chances of success. It’s just a matter of taking the proper steps right from the get-go. Here are some i

A landlord’s job is never done. While owning property might seem like a great way to make some passive income, the reality is that you’ll have to actively solve problems when you work with tenants. What’s more,

The impact of COVID-19 continues to pummel Americans to the ground. Massive job cuts owing to nationwide closure of countless businesses means the U.S. now faces unemployment rates that could soon reach levels

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