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7 Proven Tips to Becoming a Successful Landlord

Friday, February 28, 2020

Landlord Guides Rental Market Investing landlord-newsletter Ashley Orlowski

Taking the steps to becoming a landlord can be an invigorating experience. Renting properties is an excellent way to add an additional income to your life and if done successfully can turn into endless investment opportunities. If you want to work your way to the top, we’ve got some great tips for you.

Senior House Sharing: A Guide to Helping Boomer Aged Women Find a Roommate

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Community Senior Citizens Roommate Finder Renter Boomers renter-newsletter Ashley Orlowski

House-sharing is not only for the young. It’s not only for college students or recent grads looking to save money on rent. House-sharing is booming worldwide and now more than ever, boomer aged women are taking advantage of the house-sharing trend.

How to Sublet Your Apartment in New York City

Monday, October 28, 2019

renter-newsletter New York City Sublet Community Roommate Finder Matt Angerer

Rental prices in New York City are steep, to put things lightly, and subletting is practically a way of life. Few people can afford to live in an NYC apartment comfortably on just one salary and unmarried professionals often partner up through the art of subletting.

5 Reasons Why You Should Become A Landlord

Sunday, May 5, 2019

landlord-newsletter Matt Angerer

When it comes to being a landlord, there are many things that can put you off. You hear stories about nightmare tenants who stop paying rent, and ruin properties. You also know that you could land yourself in financial difficulty because of this.

Help! How Do I Sue My Landlord?

Sunday, March 31, 2019

Legal Tips Newsletter Matt Angerer

When you rent a property, you assume several basic things: that your property will be safe to live in; that your landlord will take care of basic repairs in a timely manner; that, if you take good care of the property, you will be able to get your security deposit back when you move out. Unfortunately, things don't always go according to plan. What happens when you find out you need to sue your landlord?

A Guide to Setting Up Utilities for Renters

Friday, January 4, 2019

renter-newsletter Tips Utility Setup Matt Angerer

When you’re renting a new apartment one of the first things that you should do after you put down your security deposit and sign your lease is start getting the utilities set up. Don’t wait until the last minute to get your utilities arranged because sometimes there are long waits to get appointments. In this guide, we'll provide you with a step-by-step action plan.

9 Tips to Avoid Fair Housing Act Violations

Monday, December 3, 2018

Fair Housing Act landlord-newsletter Vacancy Advertising Matt Angerer

Finding the perfect tenant can be a challenge for property managers and landlords and indeed, not all tenants are ideal, which can put discerning landlords at a risk of violation of the federal Fair Housing Act.

How to Find the Best Roommate

Monday, November 26, 2018

California Florida renter-newsletter Renter Matt Angerer

Are you tired of living alone? Or maybe you’re tired of being solely responsible for the rent and utilities. If so, you’re not alone. Many Americans not only feel the psychological effects of living alone but are also facing a growing financial responsibility that falls squarely on their shoulders. It’s a hard road when your hell bent on living alone, especially in more expensive American cities like Miami, FL, Los Angeles, CA, or New York.

50 Most Commonly Used Free Landlord Forms

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Landlord Forms landlord-newsletter Matt Angerer

Every do-it-yourself landlord should have a toolbox of landlord forms available to them for communication with their renters. On the flip side, renters should also have forms available to communicate complaints, maintenance requests, and notices to vacate.

Eviction Process By State: A 50-Stater Nationwide Overview

Wednesday, October 31, 2018

landlord-newsletter Matt Angerer

Every state's eviction laws differ, and some municipalities within states may have local laws that add to or differ from the state law. As a basic rule, always make sure you, the landlord, have a legal reason to evict. The timeline and process may depend on the reason for evicting. VerticalRent has compiled this basic process for every state based on our research in alphabetical order, so just scroll down to your state for a summary of eviction procedures.

21 Steps in 21 Days: Rent Out Your Home Fast!

Monday, October 22, 2018

Advertising & Marketing Rent Your Home Zillow Advertising Newsletter Vacancy Advertising Matt Angerer

Life throws curveballs, both good and bad, and sometimes we need to move on relatively short notice when we're just not willing to sell our home. Have you been transferred to a different city? Are you temporarily moving to help a relative? Maybe you've decided to spend more time at your vacation home. Whatever the reason, there's no point letting your house sit vacant when you can turn it into a source of income.

How to Avoid Paying Capital Gains Tax on Rental Property Sale

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Tips Capital Gains Tax Planning Taxes Newsletter Matt Angerer

Much of all capital gains tax (CGT) that may be potentially due is never collected. Savvy rental property owners plan ahead, know the law, and they know to avoid paying capital gains tax on rental property. If they cannot avoid paying all of it, they avoid paying some of it, or they defer paying capital gains tax that may be due. In this article, we discuss what you can and should legally do to avoid paying CGT on your rental property.

Financing Options for Rental Property

Saturday, October 15, 2011

General Tips Rental Market landlord-newsletter

Many investors are now finding that rental property can be an excellent way to create wealth.

Rental Ownership Woes

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

General Rental Market Tips landlord-newsletter

While real estate investing is a great line of business to get into in order to make copious piles of money there are a few things to consider before jumping into the fray.

Becoming A Landlord: Things To Consider First

Sunday, May 15, 2011

General landlord-newsletter

Being a landlord is certainly a great way to make more money in the real estate business, because as a landowner who can also generate income through rental and lease agreements, you can often increase your earning power significantly.

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