Property Management Tips
3 Signs That Your Cash Flow Isn’t Really Passive
The number one goal with every Real Estate investor is to have cash flow from their Central Valley Rental Property but the reality is that most investors are busier than they should be and their cash flow isn’t really passive. Here are two signs that you aren’t earning passive income from your rental property. You’re…
Read MoreHow to Find the Best Tenant for Your Rental Property
If you’re a real estate investor, you know that the key to success is finding great a tenant who will pay rent on time and take care of your properties. Finding the right tenants can be difficult, especially if you are working with a limited pool of candidates. However, there are a variety of tenant…
Read MoreTips for winter proofing your rental property
You know the saying — third time’s the charm. Fortunately, that adage also applies to rental property ownership. Most landlords invest in real estate once or twice before they gain enough experience to be successful. However, the stress and challenges of being a landlord continue to get tougher each time. If you’re thinking about investing…
Read MoreTips For Dealing With Terrible Tenants
Problematic tenants are something that every landlord has to deal with sooner, rather than later. Thankfully, dealing with problem tenants doesn’t have to be a major hassle, especially if you follow these tips. Tip #1 – Be Rational And Calm The first thing to do when communicating with a problem tenant is to be rational…
Read MoreThings To Consider Before Becoming A Landlord
Before you dive into the process of becoming a landlord, it’s important to know what your rights and responsibilities are as a landlord. The relationship between a landlord and tenant can be complex, and both parties have rights and obligations that must be followed. Your rights as a landlord include the ability to set a…
Read MoreThings to do to protect your investments during a recession
The recession is officially here and for owners in the Central Valley, and across the United States, that means changes are coming but thankfully owners can protect their investments by going the following: 1. Keep Low to Moderate Debt Levels It probably goes without saying that those with no or moderate debt will be less…
Read MoreHow to Get Your Home Rent Ready
Are you planning on renting your Central Valley home for the first time? If so, before you can list that property for rent, you’ll have to get it in rent ready condition. Thankfully, you could get your home and rent ready condition, regardless of its age, simply by following these tips: Tip #1 – Improve…
Read MoreHow to Win the War against Rental Property Wear And Tear
You’ve worked hard to invest in your first rental property in the Central Valley but it’s important for you to know that wear and tear can kill your return on investment from that property. Thankfully, you can win the war against wear and tear at your rental property when you follow these tips. Tip 1-…
Read MoreSafety And Mechanical issues to not ignore at your rental property
It’s 2022, and there’s no denying that owning Central Valley Rental Property is still one of the best ways to build wealth but the reality is that you can easily see your cashflow disappear quickly if one or more tenants are not watching out for safety and mechanical issues at your rental property. In this post we…
Read MoreWhy you should always check a tenants rental history
Tenant screening is one of the keys to success with owning rental properties because the quality of your screening is what will make the difference between renting to a quality tenant, or someone who will potentially cause trouble for you. Thankfully, you can ensure that you’re going to rent to a quality tenant, especially when…
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