The Big Picture On House Rentals Vs. Apartment Applications: Effective tenant screening through comprehensive rental applications is crucial for landlords to safeguard their investment and income. Recognizing variances between apartment and house rentals, such as...
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Interest Rates on Loans for Investment Properties: March 2024 Rates
The Big Picture for Getting A Loan For Rental Property: Various financing options are available for rental properties, including conventional mortgages, portfolio loans, fix & flip loans, and private financing, each tailored to different investment strategies and...
How to Finance Rental Properties When You’re Self-Employed
Yes, getting a mortgage for a rental property can be tricky for the self-employed. But as a self-employed entrepreneur, you do harder things every day. If you want passive income and financial freedom sooner rather than later, leveraging other people's money is the...
Negotiating Real Estate Deals: An Investor’s Go-To Guide
In a scorching real estate market with sky-high property prices, how can you compete against other investors? Just landing any acceptable rental property can seem impossible, let alone scoring a stellar deal. But you can propel yourself to the top of a long line of...
The Best Property Management Software for Your Business
Why work when you can automate? The whole point of investing in rental properties is passive income. If you're spending your nights and weekends manually collecting rental applications, writing lease agreements or collecting rent payments, you're doing it wrong. The...
What I Wish I Knew Before Investing in Rental Properties
To the uninitiated, investing in rental properties can look like a no-brainer route to financial independence and a steady passive income. After all, your tenants are covering your mortgage and other rental expenses, with little effort on your part! But if you don’t...
20 Questions to Ask Before Starting the Rental Application Process
Time is worth more than money. You can always earn more money, but your remaining time on this earth is limited – and more so every minute of every day. Which is probably why you became a landlord in the first place: to build passive income. And if you’ve been around...