In reality, finding tenants is quite easy, especially if you follow these steps to reduce your risk of vacancy: Living in a growing city in a desirable location increases your chances of finding tenants.

It's a tax deduction pure and simple, not a tax credit.

Zillow showed in a recent survey an average of a 4.1% home value increase across the Country by going solar.

We pay all the utilities and our PG&E heating costs have substantially increased but we did not pass that on to the renters.

With a notable increase of 7.2% in cash deals, buyers are wielding their financial prowess to secure their slice of Miami's real estate pie.

Keep it simple @Joe Nguyen

I am currently in the process of leasing up a vacant property we’ve been renovating however and that has SIGNIFICANTLY increased the amount of people time that I have had recently so for you if that is a huge issue I would not recommend getting involved with any vacant properties that involve total lease ups or else you might just prefer utilizing a property manager.

The conversation is quite simple “Hey, they’re not willing to pay my commission so you’re going to have to.

For example, give them a 10 year lease with a guaranteed rent increase of no more than 3% each year. 

As rates increase there will be more opportunity .