Landlord Resources

To shed light on the current situation, we’ve collected some relevant data and highlighted general numbers related to eviction moratoriums and federal programs aiming to assist tenants and landlords alike.

Like many other aspects of life over this past year, the pandemic has altered the current tax season. As a landlord, you can claim a lot of deductions, so you should know the amount of the tax refund you can receive.

With eviction moratoriums and health concerns complicating rental housing, landlords and tenants ask: how can I protect my housing rights? Here, we take a brief look at the ways in which all sides of the housing equation are staying safe and legally secure.

In times of crisis, it’s easy to neglect your mental health. People are concentrating more on the financial side of the situation: trying to save their income, keep their business, and get through it with no major adverse consequences.

Digitization of payments allows us to make purchases and close financial deals faster and more securely. As a landlord, you may want to consider online payment methods with comprehensive features that will allow you to receive funds quickly and let your tenants securely send payments online. 

Whether you’re worried about collecting rent or paying it, the good news is that most reports put together by rental industry leaders paint a more stable picture of how both landlords and tenants are coping with the economic downturn. 

To help you sift through all the information that’s available, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of helpful guides and other relevant resources that provide up-to-date data on COVID-19 federal regulations and restrictions and its effects on the rental industry and other businesses

During the times when you can hardly find good news, life-affirming stories about noble gestures, philanthropy, and simple acts of kindness bring positive energy and restore our faith in humanity (in case you’re about to lose it).

Most of us are self-isolating at home to limit the spread of COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean you need to spend all your free time overthinking. Instead, you can try to be productive- being busy can be one of the most effective ways to overcome anxiety and stay sane.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, tenants are losing jobs which can lead to the inability to pay rent. Meanwhile, landlords are worried about how they are going to make mortgage payments if they waive next months’ rent.