We have half a dozen rental units (homes & townhomes). We have generally prohibited allowing pets. However, I see many postings saying that it can be a wise strategy to allow them in rentals.
We were recently wei...

In the apartment business I often get a lot of people requesting to move into an apartment or house and they want to bring their dog, or in some cases their dogs (as in plural). As a landlord I do not allow dogs in m...

We are currently looking at renting our basement bedroom for AirBnB and was curious what the Denver community has found is the most important to the renters. Also, any suggestions on set up to attract the most traffic?

I've discovered a wonderful product that eliminates pet urine odor, even in concrete. It's called "Urine Gone!" and comes in 24-ounce spray bottles. I bought mine at Bed Bath & Beyond, for $9.99. It is an enzyme...

One of the units I recently closed on is in need of some touch up work.  It is now vacant, but the previous tenants lived there for over a decade and had no concept of personal hygiene.  I don't think they ever bother...

I have a property where one bedroom was used as a 'kennel' or pet 'outhouse'. I am having trouble getting rid of the smells.Concrete floor. Carpet is gone. Tack strip is gone. All solid matter has been removed. Bleach...

Hi All,I'm in the process of rehabbing our first investment property. It's an up/down duplex and we will be living in the second floor unit and renting out the first. We want to get a dog but don't want to allow our t...

We've just started showing our first unit. It's non smoking, minimum income of 3 times the rent, basically all stipulations listed in Brandon & Heather's management book.We had a prospective tenant ask to bring he...

Real Estate Agent (3.5 months experience)RE/MAX Prestige Properties Bronx, NYAlbert PenaI have a client (mother) who’s desperate to move from where she is now to another home... I ask her where to? And she says ANYW...

Hi all,I'm looking for advice regarding a fourplex property I'm looking into buying. Financially, the purchase makes sense. That is to say it cash flows roughly $800 per month after expenses that I would be able to ap...