As a first time landlord I am still trying to learn everything that comes with it. This is a long story, so please bear with me.My tenants recently moved out. Over their stay of three years, we were trying to do it ri...

I have a good tenant in my unit for the past 3 years. Lease is up for renewal. On recent inspection of the unit I noticed the screens on the back patio are all ripped. It appears the damage was caused by their cat,...

BP! I need help with some information.

I'm looking at a house in Warner Robins, GA. This is what the ad states:

"Sold AS IS. Buyer has 7 day inspection period upon receiving ratified contracts. Buyer i...

So we bought a project today. Built about 1960, 3/1.5, 1580 ft², good location, $29,000. But it's ugly.Front entrance, view from drive, and back of house:

We will work on this one off and on, as we have the tim...

that doesn't allow rentals in Oregon.I'm looking for a way to take advantage of a nice, older single wide MH in a 55+ park.  I talked to the manager this morning who said they don't allow rentals in the park.The owner...

Hi, I'm a newish landlord and could use some advice.I have a tenant moving out this month who has generally been a good tenant other than she is moving out a few months early (although our market is super hot so not a...

The house in question was built in 1972, is 3,800 sq/ft, has 3.5 bathrooms & 5 bedrooms (if you include the in-law/nanny suite connected to the main house). Zillow Zestimate is $530k with a range of $514k - $779 (...

My 100th post! Not the biggest success story, but my latest problem solved. (Big Announcement at the end!)Here is the story of how I turned a broken lease into a $300/month rent increase. It really isn't that hard, I ...

I invest out of state in C-class neighborhoods in the Midwest. One of my units MAY be in an area that is going down hill, but I could absolutely be wrong. From several states away, how can I be sure? I'd hate for a te...