Residential Property Management
Key Takeaways With average rent prices climbing nearly 28% over the past five years, many renters across the country are wondering if homeownership might be the smarter financial move.1 The answer isn’t …
America’s housing story is always changing, not just through market forces, but also through people’s choices. Over the past decade, the nation has added about 10.7 million single-family homes. However, …
If you’re renting an apartment or home, you’ll need an insurance policy to cover your belongings. Your landlord‘s property insurance policy covers losses to the building itself; whether it’s an apartment, a house, …
Some baby boomers would like to downsize from their large homes, but say it doesn’t make financial sense. Single-family homes in Dumfries, Va., are seen here last year. Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/The …
Empty-nest baby boomers own nearly 3 in 10 (28.2%) large U.S. homes. That’s twice as many as millennials with kids, who own just 14.2% of the country’s large homes. Gen …
Zelle® can be used by tenants to pay rent or by landlords to fund their operating accounts. Look for Zelle in your banking app.
This landmark legislation passed 50 years ago — learn your rights and how to defend them. If you’ve searched for a new place to live recently, you’ve likely seen …
Avoiding these pitfalls can save you innumerable headaches, and give you the foundation you need to move forward profitably with your property. Written by David Crown People tend to express …
You, as the tenant named on the lease, are responsible for damage caused by your household members, guests, and pets. Many rental agreements detail this information so there’s no question …
Some tasks a landlord has to make a unit ready to rent are mandated by habitability requirements. Other tasks may or may not be essential. You may not need to …