April’s been a busy month for us as we ended up with two new properties to fill. Our goal is to buy one property a month, and as much as we try to stick to that schedule, sometimes we’ll end up with a month like February where we don’t close on anything and then a month like April where we get two!
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by Julie Broad
After spending my entire Saturday afternoon waiting for tenants to show up and only having 1 out of 4 actually show … this reader question resonated with me. I thought I would share it with you, offer my answer and let you all chime in because I am certainly not going to pretend I have all the answers after the less than fruitful weekend I had!!
Read more on Where Oh Where Are the Best Tenants Hanging Out?…
by Julie Broad
The question we get asked the most – over every other question – is how do I find great tenants for my property?
As a rental property owner, tenant turnover is the biggest expense you’ll face on a regular basis. And, unless you hire a property manager to deal with your property you will find yourself having to fill vacant units. To ensure successful rental of your property with minimal time and effort involved, I’ve created a quick little video to help you fill your vacant unit fast …. and then get back to doing the things in life that you really enjoy!
by Julie Broad
Finding the Fair Market Rent Rate is a Balancing Act
One of the most important things you can do before you buy a property – and then again at any time you find yourself putting tenants in that property – is estimate the rent rate you can charge.
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Well – it’s that time once again! Each month we select one of the questions we receive from one of our real estate newsletter readers and feature it for everyone to learn from. And – as a thank you to the person that submitted the question we send them a Rev N You with Real Estate T-Shirt.
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