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Owning a pet has become increasingly popular for the deep comfort and companionship that animals bring. Many tenants are therefore seeking rentals with open-door policies for pets.For landlords who want to earn greater income, it pays to market a pet-friendly unit to match the strong demand for it.This is easier said than done. Welcoming ...

Real estate investing is a brilliant strategy to increase your wealth and safeguard your financial future. While many people concentrate on buying real estate in their state or neighborhood, investors are increasingly likely to purchase rental homes in other states. Higher rental income, cheaper home prices, and more investment diver...

You might be thinking about taking on a new challenge. Perhaps you have realized that being a part-time landlord was not really your thing. You want to go big and focus on being a full-time landlord. Well, the rental property experts at Pinnacle Property Management are here to guide you. In this article, we’ll cover some of the...

Choosing the right approach for communicating with tenants can take time and effort. Should you call? Text? Or email? Each option has advantages and drawbacks – making it challenging to decide on the best way to reach out when you need to. However, having an effective and efficient system for tenant communication is very import...

When it comes to keeping tenants happy and making sure they rent long-term, there are certain things property owners can do to ensure that they get the best return on their investments. From offering incentives to building relationships, the six best strategies covered in this article offer a great way for landlords to keep their current ...

Real estate investing is an excellent way to make money, but it's not without risks. To maximize your chances of success, several essential factors must be considered before you start investing in real estate. In this article, we'll discuss nine key elements you should always consider when looking for the right property to invest ...

Part of being a landlord is sending a move-out notice to your tenants. While this can be an additional task you don’t look forward to doing, it’s essential and can contribute to your revenue in the long run.Writing a move-out letter is a way to protect your rental property from holdover tenants. It’s also a way to motiva...

One aspect of succeeding as a landlord is avoiding property vacancies. Rental properties that sit vacant for more than a few weeks can significantly eat away at your income. If you are experiencing tenant turnover, you might want to consider re-assessing your marketing strategy. Creating interest and attracting potential tenants quickly i...

Owning a rental property means having to deal with some paperwork. From buying the property to renting it out, you need to make sure that all parties are protected and the best way to do this is to have all agreements in writing. It’s best practice as a landlord to have a lease agreement discussed and signed. Documenting and di...

Seasoned landlords want to keep their renters on periodic leases, but occasionally you run into a holdout tenant who continues living at the property after the legal tenancy period has ended. This situation can have both positive and negative results. Find out what a holdover renter is, why these circumstances are special, and what y...