Hi!I am about to launch my first STR in south Florida. We just got done doing a full renovation. Our city requires a STR license and city inspection.I was reading through the list of requirements and nothing too bad (...

Have had our current tenant occupying our property for a bit over a year now.  For the first year the tenant was utilizing the United Neighborhood Program for 12 Months of Rent (they paid us each month, like clock wor...

Hi everyone, So this question is actually from my Dad he owns a multifamily and is in the process of renting it out. He found a prospective tenant & got a security deposit ($750) from him to hold the unit for Move...

For a military couple.  The husband was deployed out of the country for 6-9 months recently and unfortunately, the wife doesn't know how to maintain our townhouse.  I have had thousands of mold, landscape and applianc...

Lease status: Started June 1st, 2022 through April 30th 2023.
Situation and history:
-Insufficient and inconsistent running water issues started Jan 12 - Feb 2, 2023-Property management company and owners engaged m...

Hi everyone, I have a multi family house that I rent out and live in. I signed a lease back in July and during signing my tenant requested we go month to month at the end of the lease and I decided in the moment that ...

Look forward to connecting with investors/property managers who rent by room. We can all share the pros and cons, learnings, laws around rent by room in Seattle/Redmond/Kirkland/Bellevue. I have been exploring rent by...

At the closing of an already rented property (duplex) of course the security deposit is transferred to the buyer does that mean the last months rent should've also been credited to the buyer ?

I recently launched an STR in Connecticut and so far it’s going well. I am using Evolve a property management company. However, I am the guest contact so I am planning on letting them go because for what they do it do...

Bigger Pockets Community,I wanted to share a bit of advice I got a while back that's common knowledge for some, but a good tip for others just starting out. When you purchase your first investment properties and you d...