An article and comments from apartment therapy:http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/weigh-in-on-apartm...Keep in mind the tenant class that makes up their primary audience.

Hi MTR Group...I bought my first 4-plex in St. Petersburg Florida that I intend on turning into mid-term rentals.  I will be gutting all (4) units so I get to design them any way I want.  Wondering what kind of amenit...

I've seen in other threads that a lot of landlords basically always include a dishwasher and tile the shower, even for lower end properties. I'm wondering how BP feels about other things like washer/dryer, a/c, garbag...

We ran a report on the most commonly requested amenities for our cabins in the Smokies.  These aren't ranked in any order - just based on boxes checked for cabin searches for the last 12 months.
- Mountain views
- O...

So I had a great idea this year to generate some additional rental income. I have some rental properties targeted to mostly young professionals in Philadelphia. My tenants are all highly educated, well qualified, and ...

Hhi everyone. Its Nico from Winnipeg, Canada.  Been a couple months since my first introductory post.  I am ready and about to look for my first deal.  I just wanted to get some opinions from you guys out there about ...

I have a triplex in an expensive urban market (San Francisco) where I'm remodeling the flats. They are about 900 sq ft, 2/1's with some nice Victorian features. It's in an up and coming neighborhood, where my tenan...

When moving into our new neighborhood, there was a sign stating there was to be a community pond. For the past two years, we have looked forward to gaining access to the pond so we can fish and enjoy the surroundings....

Has anyone offered their tenants a group discount on housekeeping services? If so, was it a success? What are some lessons learned?

Those of you that provide bath amenities (soaps, shampoos, lotions, etc.), any good recommendations on wholesale purchases? I pick some up from a vacation rental blog that I follow, for about $5/pack. That's $10/stay ...