A landlord recently asked the following question on the LandlordingAdvice.com website: “Anybody else having trouble finding stuff to buy? I’m looking for multi-unit buildings in
There is an old saying when it comes to selling or renting real estate that the three most important factors are: location, location, location. Yet, what if you are working at an apartment community that does not have these three things going for it? Maybe your community is “off the beaten path” and no one…
Question 1: In my rental lease addendum, I ask for house inspections of the premise to be up to four times a year. One applicant told me that was illegal, and that only one
Question One: We recently had a city inspection at one of my rent controlled buildings. We attempted to gain entrance to one of the units, but the lock had been changed by
Part of being a successful landlord is learning to treat owning a rental property as a business. If you want to turn your rental property into a successful business, you need to separate yourself from
Hello everybody. It is time once again for my annual January update on the wage, hour and rent laws that apply to resident managers. In case you have not heard, effective
It is our continuous goal to aid and support you in making this business of providing housing for others more profitable, easier and yes, more enjoyable. AOA wishes each and every one of you
A few months ago, I listed a house for rent and a prospect contacted me for information. She decided that the rent was too high for her budget but then she contacted me about a Craigslist ad
It may surprise you that you are responsible for preventing injuries to children sustained while they were trespassing on your property that were caused by man-made conditions called
The below article was written by Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association. This is a tale of coattails – the coattails of an
