Imagine the housing market tanks and you can’t sell your house. Is renting out your house an option? If no buyers make any offers, that can put you in a bind. Unless you’re able to wait on a buyer for your house, your only other option may be to rent your house, to at … Continued
If you are transferring your job or your in the military and have to PCS to another town, there are many good reasons to keep and rent out your house. You want an investment property to supplement your income, you hope to return to it later, or you don’t have enough equity in … Continued
Landlords still argue how much notice to give tenants to vacate a rental property when they want to cancel a lease. Is it 30 or 60 days’ notice to evict a tenant in Georgia? The short answer is “Yes”. But you didn’t come here for the short answer. “It depends” isn’t much better. Let us … Continued
As a landlord, you will inevitably have to deal with the eviction process. It’s never fun, for you or the tenant. But there are ways to prepare, so you can make things go as smoothly as possible. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you navigate the process. What You Should Do: As a … Continued
There are lots of landlord investors in the Macon, Perry, Kathleen and Warner Robins area that enjoy the freedom that comes with mailbox money. They get rent checks every month from the use of the housing they provide. They enjoy letting their assets work for them. BUT, of course, those assets require maintenance. Each … Continued
Property Managers can landscape rental properties too. As a landlord, you don’t want to waste your time and money with high-maintenance landscaping. In this article, you’ll learn about cost-effective landscaping techniques to maximize your curb appeal without brea king the bank. Landscaping can have a huge effect on your ability to quickly rent a home … Continued
Some people go into residential, commercial and multi-family investments thinking it will be a breeze. After dealing with collections, maintenance, complaints, and repairs they will soon realize, being a landlord is a lot of work! At what point should you hire a property management company? It is a decision many landlords face. Do the benefits … Continued
Investing in real estate is different than investing in Wall Street stocks. Stocks are speculative, and they’re also a “paper asset.” The stocks might go up and down but there isn’t much that can happen to the “financial instrument” itself (especially since they’re stored electronically instead of as stock certificates now). Managing real estate on … Continued
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