They’re well written, seem to be well researched, and always timely.  But, here’s why I’m skeptical of opinion articles
1. The writer is predicting the future, based on current information.  Seems like we’ve been wro...

I feel like the technology we have today should allow our tenants to pay using online methods. However, all the rental properties in my area still only allow check, direct deposit or a credit card with a service fee....

I am looking for a low or no cost way for my tenants to pay online. I heard great things about Cozy in the past, but now that they have been acquired by apartments.com, I am less inclined to use this method for reason...

I own properties in various states and plan to move in the next month and maybe again in a couple of years.  The task of changing banks each time I move is a pain.   I'd like to take all my existing accounts and put t...

 We are rebuilding our Kansas City list. The problem is Jackson County is not that clear on unit count. For example, if the property is more than 8 units (let's say 100 units) the county will only say ">8" for unit...

We're beginning to hear from all over that retail stores are closing and at a very high rate. Amazon and online shopping alike has made it convenient and easy for us to do a one stop shop for things from groceries to ...

What is the best computer software to use when keeping up with rental income, expenses, etc???

I am interested in attending or setting up a meet up in Frisco / McKinney / Prosper, Texas for like minded individuals to grab a drink and talk about real estate investing in the area.  Anyone know of any upcoming mee...

What method do you use to receive rent payments? Is there cost associated with these payment methods? I am looking for the easiest, cheapest way to receive payment for rental property out of state.

I have one rental property, and am about to get one or two more. I've got to get official about this business now and am looking for opinions on your bank. I'll be opening an account just for the rental. Obviously if ...