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Should I Rent to College Students?
By William Bronchick Real Estate Coach & Frank Pulley Whether you are a new or experienced Real Estate Investor there may be times that considering renting to college students might enhance the profitability of your rental. A single-family home with several bedrooms can sometimes yield 30 to 40% more in rental income than the same […]
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Podcast Episode #28: Dealing with Bad Tenants
By William Bronchick Real Estate Mentor. In Real Estate Investing dealing with bad tenants is a lot easier if you know what to do. Here are some tips to help you out! Click here for the Podcast!
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Retaining Tenants
By William Bronchick, Real Estate Coach What tenant wouldn’t love the allure of high-speed Internet and a computer of their very own? This is one of many incentives that investors and property owners are offering in order to retain or reward long term tenants. There are other rewards that are just as effective and cost […]
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The Secret Career Killer Facing Real Estate Investors
By John Nuzzolese So, you want to be a real estate investor? You are probably thinking the way I did when I started as a real estate investor. I thought the most important objective was to buy as many properties as possible. Well, I was only half right. As an investor in residential real estate, […]
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How to Legally and Safely Remove Squatters from your Property
By Frank Pulley and William Bronchick You would think that somebody that trespasses onto one of your investment properties is violating the law big-time. Trespassing is illegal, but if a trespasser continues to live there, they may be considered a squatter. Removing squatters from your property can be a time-consuming, potentially expensive, complicated and energy-sucking […]
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What Do I do When the Tenant Wants to Leave?
By John Nuzzolese When a tenant wants to terminate a tenancy, it is done in one of two ways. Either: in accordance with the lease agreement, or in violation of the lease agreement. If your tenant wishes to vacate tenancy properly, it usually means giving you, the landlord written Notice to Vacate in a timeframe […]
Continue readingLandlording Sucks (and What to do About it!)
While rental houses are a great line of business to get into in order to make consistent cash flow and long-term wealth, there are a few things to consider before jumping into the fray. This is particularly true if you are considering managing them yourself. There are all kinds of reasons that rentals are a […]
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Should I Rent to College Students?
By William Bronchick & Frank Pulley Whether you are a new or experienced investor there may be times that considering renting to college students might enhance the profitability of your rental. A single-family home with several bedrooms can sometimes yield 30 to 40% more in rental income than the same home with yield as a […]
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How to Legally and Safely Remove Squatters from your Property
You would think that somebody that trespasses onto one of your investment properties is violating the law big-time. Trespassing is illegal, but if a trespasser continues to live there, they may be considered a squatter. Removing squatters from your property can be a time-consuming, potentially expensive, complicated and energy-sucking endeavor! Although we are all about […]
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How to Market Your Rental Property in Any Kind of Market
Whether it is a hot rental market or not, marketing your rental properly and doing it aggressively will likely result in more and higher quality potential tenants and could result in higher rental prices. Most landlords just stick up a “For Rent” sign and hope for the best. Some of us might actually put it […]
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