How long after move in should I give the tentant to transfer the utility to their name?  Do I need to put in the lease?  In return can I require them to leave the utility on for 5 days after they move out? Thanks

It's been awhile (life, busy, etc.,) but wanted to pop in and see how all the fellow investors are doing.

We received notice that the bank accepted our offer on what will be our 5th single family house (foreclosure)...

Last week, I was reading a "Catch-all guide" on cold emailing to generate RE leads. I have been in the Marketing/Branding profession for 6 years now and I still feel that cold-emailing can appear extremely impersonal ...

Hello,
Thanks to everyone in advance for the help. I've read several similar threads on this site looking for information, but I haven't really found my answer yet, so please excuse another post on the topic.
I clos...

Hi my tenant has stopped paying rent, she says she lost the job and wants to vacate even-though she signed lease for 12 months, can I call the collection agency ? What are my options? Please advise

Hi Everyone
Thank you in advance to anyone who reads my post and provides a response to my questions. 
The property ( condo apartment ) is in Broward County , Florida. The tenant has now left the property ( He has h...

Need feedback from this community! I am a first time landlord and am halfway through this tenant’s lease, the lease expires in spring 2024. The tenant started out nice, I made a few accommodations when the tenant move...

I have a tenant move out mid June and would like to market the unit before move out to fill it by July 1st. So far I have only marketed empty units close by and organized one or two open houses followed by application...

First, a little background. I recently purchased a foreclosure quad. It is need of basic rehab such as: debris removal, cleaning, sheetrock repair, flooring, new entry doors, a couple of windows, some appliances...

I just became a DIY handyman, after another failed relationship with my contractor. My question for all the Do-it-yourselfers out there, how do you protect yourself when working on your investments in low income areas...