Wanted to get the opinion of other folks on here.  I have a property that I have a long term tenant in.  It is an older couple and they have been there almost 10 years.  I have only raised rent one time in the 10 year...

First time on this site and not sure if tis is the correct forum but here it goes:Important background info.  I do have experience with 2 single family rental properties in the past and growing up my father had lots o...

I just purchased a multi unit property in Ontario and the rents are quite low in comparison to what they should be. So I have a couple questions about going about these increases. I have been making some improvements ...

I'm currently working on development plans for two small office properties, one in Annapolis, MD and one in Washington, DC.

Cap rate on both , conservatively, would be approximately 7.2% ; that's at my sell p...

I had an interesting exchange with another local investor that led me to explore some property in the areas immediately surrounding the several high-end universities in our city. Apart from the challenges of owning r...

Yes the Title is a little Click baitey.. but i feel we are not seeing enough attention being given to this important realization in many markets.   Honestly, this applies to primary mortgages and investment properties...

My wife and I have a consistent debate on our first rental property. It is a single family home, 3 beds 1 bath. The tenants are perfect, they never complain, They pay their rent by the 5th of the month by direct depos...

One of my PMs told me they were going to raise the rent from 900 to 925 for a tenant who has a lease expiring soon. After speaking with the tenant, they told me that they will not renew the lease if rent was increased...

If you raise the rent every year, do you always need to fix something small on the property to justify you raising the rent or every other year you dont have to improve something and just tell tenant raising rent for ...

Hey Oakland Property Owners!I have a few quick questions about rent increases.  I just bought a duplex and the current tenants have been in the building for 5 years paying $2,000 (on month-to-month).  They've had no i...