investing in a rental home

Posted on: 10 November 2019
If you manage rental properties and collect security deposits from tenants when they move in, this money is not really yours. A security deposit is something you will have to return to the tenant when he or she moves out; however, there are times when you can keep this money. There are rules about this, though, and here are several things you should understand about security deposits and returning them to tenants.
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Posted on: 6 September 2019
Finding the perfect home has a lot to do with considering what your lifestyle is like and what's going to make the most sense for your day-to-day activities. When you're eager to find a home that's going to be a comfortable match for you when you have a busy schedule, you need to make sure that the home you choose isn't going to require a ton of work and that you're able to feel settled in just fine.
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Posted on: 20 August 2019
Have you recently acquired one or more investment properties? Are you wanting to rent out one or more properties instead of simply selling them off as soon as possible? Having rental properties can be a great way to make money with little effort on your part. But if you don't take the right steps, the whole experience can be more work than you're expecting. One of the most important things you can do is to get a property manager to do most of the work on your behalf.
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Posted on: 16 August 2019
As a landlord, you will need to make sure you fully understand and follow all the landlord-tenant laws in your state. Failing to follow these laws can result in legal issues, and this is not the type of problem you will enjoy having. Here are some of the top potential legal issues you could face as a landlord as well as ways you can avoid these issues. Evictions for lack of payment
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