If the idea of moving out ever crossed their mind (I haven't been able to read that as they always sound like happy tenants) an increase will make them want to move out and that will put me in somewhat tight spot because of the pandemic as I may have to show the unit to prospective tenants once the current tenants are out making me lose at least a month's of rent and a possibility of carefree tenants.I will consider small increments as indicated by other members.Thanks

Hi folks, I have a quick question. Last year, we had to do termite treatment at our investment property. Now, we are renting to new tenants. Is there any disclosure we need to provide for California properties ?The te...

id get information about the current lease of the land, if it runs 5-10 years beyond expected maturity of your loan you should be golden :) just provide a copy of this to your prospected lender

This has saved me LOADS of time and lets unqualified prospects weed themselves out. 

After doing a credit and background check, I found a great prospective tenant who works as a healthcare counselor (Let's call her Stephanie).

After doing a credit and background check, I found a great prospective tenant who works as a healthcare counselor (Let's call her Stephanie).

I don't even know if these things are a no go for prospective tenants, but I think about What I would look for if I was in their shoes & was looking. 

Hi there,My name is lyle and I am a Baltimore teacher and prospective real estate investor.

I feel a little stuck if not disillusioned at the prospect of not only owning my own home, but actually starting the cash flow process for buying multiple other rental properties. 

This change, and the current prospect of being able to work from home indefinitely, has put a premium on home offices.With all U.S. states at least partially reopened, it's become clear that most Americans who have the ability to work from home want to continue doing so even after the pandemic ends.