I wasn't surprised when I stumbled upon an article in my news feed this morning titled "Realtors 'Running out of Money'." It sheds light on two critical issues affecting the industry.Read article here.

Firstly, t...

Hello everyone!When my wife and I closed on our new fourplex we knew there were several issues we had to take care of with the township. One of them is that the plumbing for the in unit washers may not be vented prope...

Smoking inside of a home is one of the more expensive types of damage to remedy. Sometimes it can take ripping out all flooring, trim, and fixtures, and adding layers of paint everywhere to block out the odor. Most le...

Two of my tenants have a washer/dryer installed in their units.Eventually down the road when I build up capital I would like to put a coin-op in the basement. When this happens how can I have them remove their washer/...

Hey everyone, About to list my parents ranch house. It's a pretty nice property that is renting 50%-75% higher than the average rent in the area. Given that it is a nicer property, should we have the following in the ...

I'm restructuring some of my leases to increase cash flow on a per building basis.  For example, I am going to provide my tenants 2 window AC units, free parking, free storage, and some other amenities that they can i...

More of a general question, but how do you all deal with being a landlord when it seems that tenants are constantly angry, looking for rent credits for minor repair inconveniences, and threatening to sue when they don...

Looking at $180 for a control panel for an otherwise fine 11 year old Whirlpool dishwasher. New equivalent unit is $370. Anybody have a useful rule of thumb?

Has anyone had any experience with Condo's? Are they treated just like residential real estate? I know of some in desreable area's with a price that would yield a positive cash flow if rented out but I'm worried the...