In the summer of 2022 I recently, completely renovated a 3/2 house that was a long time LTR and began listing it as a MTR.  The property is practically all new and is located near North Austin.  I have a PM that had l...

As everyone knows it costs a lot to turn a unit between residents. Therefore it is recommended you do everything possible to retain the better tenants. Do you have some specific items in place to retain these tenants?...

Hello Everyone,I've finally decided on my first property investment, and it is in Cedar Park, TX, just northwest of Austin.  I've just gotten into contract, and like everyone's recommendation on a property manager.  I...

I owned a rental property in Adelanto, CA. Monthly rental income raised to $1000, $600 security deposit. This tenant leased for 6 years and just moved out last week. So my PM done the inspection there. Found out I hav...

I have heard many people talk about how finding small multi family in their area is hard, and I don’t know if I’m not looking in the right place but it’s been hard to find for me too. With house hacking as the first d...

This is the 2nd tenant I've had this problem with. The lease states that I can enter the property with proper notice (48 hours), as can my contractor, assignees, realtors, etc.

I notified this tenant a week ago that...

I have bought a property that is in really good condition but it has ugly blue tile in the bathroom. Do I demo and retile the whole bathroom or can I get away with just painting it? I'm curious to know if painted tile...

We have someone staying in our STR this weekend.  They asked for a discount before booking and we didn’t give it them.  Now that they there are there they have complained about bulbs being out and other small things a...

I prefer older buildings when it comes with rental.   They tend to have better bones and better quality construction...but I hate the bathrooms that comes in teal, pink, yellow, green, blue...I have nine bathrooms in ...

Hello all,I am a young investor and have been saving up for my next investment. I currently own a home that I rent out. I am curious to know if it is wiser to buy a home to rent out to tenants or to buy a home in a go...