Hello, I have 2 rentals. Louisville, KY is looking at mandating lead paint inspections in all rentals. One of my rentals was built in 1956. I have no knowledge of lead paint being present in this house but curious ...

"In years past, the City of Tucson took months to process payments, leaving participating property owners with arrears of tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars, in some of the most egregious cases. With the presen...

I would like to know if you experienced flippers would suggest using a general contractor for a project or just do the coordination of different professionals yourself? Seems like I could save a lot of money if I'd do...

I am thinking of maybe trying to approach distressed sellers to do an off-MLS purchase. You know, the "quick closing, cash!" type of thing.
I saw an ad in the paper for homeowner mortgage assistance. Says folks who a...

I have a tenant who lives in a walk-out basement unit in central IL.  She rarely runs her heat and hasn't used the A/C once in the two years she's lived there since being sunken into the earth keeps the unit fairly co...

Strategic Group, a major rental housing provider in Alberta, Canada, announced that all new tenants need to show a vaccine passport to live in its properties. Critics claim the renter’s vaccine mandate sets a dangerou...

I own single family home in a C+ area in Cleveland. The city mandates lead paint testing. I need to paint the home interior and exterior to pass testing. I have gotten two quotes. The one I like slightly better is bel...

Hi everyone,  I have decided that I am requiring my renters to purchase renters insurance  With 10,000 personal property and 300,000 liability and that I will be added as an additional interest so I am notified Incase...

Hello everyone, We just signed an offer upon inspection. The seller accepted another offer last night which was a little higher than ours without inspection. The offer was signed by both parties and lawyers. I was won...

I'm guessing this would be different state by state, but what's the general rule of thumb? Is the eviction proccess for MH same as normal homes or is it harder/easier?