We are closing on our first property on May 6th. We are going to start advertising shortly and would love it if someone could walk me through finding a tenant. I know to put my qualifications in my ad, but what happen...

Gooood mornin’ guys!   I have a question that I have heard different thoughts on in my travels and wanted to ask it here! So I am newer to the capital raising & syndication game, and have a local partner that I ha...

I'm going to consult an attorney, but any help from experienced Texas landlords would be MUCH appreciated. THE SCENARIO: I've got a tenant couple breaking up, not yet divorced or legally separated. Husband has been di...

Politics is in no way nor will it EVER be my favorite topic. Normally I toss out those flyers from the mail or use them as disposable dust pans. Yet its a necessity particularly as a business owner and a homeowner,...

In Fulton county, an eviction was filed against me.  I was in an inpatient unit at the hospital and a traumatic life event took place.  I notified the landlord immediately.   I missed the court date and judgement was ...

I am in California and use the standard CAR Commercial lease form and recently had a front window break. The tenant says they were not at the facility when it happened and it looks like it blew out not in. I, unfortun...

I'm reading contradicting info on rent increases for a property that's NOT in a rent controlled area.
If increasing rent less than 10%, do we need a 30 day or 60 day notice for tenants who have been there over 1 year...

Hello Group!I'm curious. Have you or anyone you know used a unique or interesting way to remove an undesirable tenant from your property. I'm not interested in traditional evictions (unless it's a great story!)I plan ...

Hello landlords,

we have a question regarding a complaint that our tenant has been having issues with their neighbor. He said that his neighbor in our rental has been crushing aluminum cans at 2 o’clock in the morni...

I am investor/landlord and Real Estate agent so I've been on both sides.  As you probably know, that average rents in NJ are $2000-2500.  Most tenants are reluctant to pay equal to one months rent, however, I've rente...