Resources and knowledge you need to succeed
If you need ideas on how to level up your real estate portfolio this year, let us introduce you to one of the most important goals to add to your list: losing those last couple of pounds. And no, we’re not talking about actual weight loss. Here’s how to make a new year of growing your business.
For tenants, rent control can offer a path to stable, affordable housing in expensive markets. And for landlords who can navigate its complexities, it can provide a steady stream of income. Read on to learn more about rent control: what it is, and how it works.
In this article, we’ll dive deep into the top communication software that can help you enhance landlord-tenant relationships, making property management smoother and more effective. First, let's explore what communication tools are and how they can benefit your property management endeavors.
There are many ways a person can increase their credit score. Since having a good credit score can help with getting a home loan, buying a car, etc., TenantCloud offers renters the ability to build their credit history through rent reporting. Let’s go over it in more detail.
Unlock the secrets to successful tenant screening with our comprehensive guide! We put together this handbook, to help you navigate each step of the tenant screening process so you can successfully land the perfect tenant. From setting criteria to background checks, we've got you covered.
Advice, news, tips and trics and expertise about property management life.
Ohio law offers a unique perspective on property ownership, particularly through the lens of squatter's rights and adverse possession. This article aims to clarify these concepts, focusing on how they impact the property owner and the tenant.
Understanding Maryland’s eviction laws can be a challenge for both landlord and renter. If you’d like to understand the eviction process in Maryland better, common reasons to evict, and how to file an eviction lawsuit, read on.
In South Carolina, a "tenant" occupies a rental property under a lease or rental agreement. A "guest," on the other hand, is typically someone who stays temporarily without the rights and responsibilities of tenancy. Problems often arise when a "guest" becomes an unwelcome "tenant."
Curious about eviction laws in North Carolina? Here’s everything you need to know about the process in 2024.
Own or manage a rental in North Carolina? Stay up to date with North Carolina landlord-tenant rental laws with this 2024 guide.
Michigan eviction laws are not the same from county to county, so your mileage may vary. If you’re a landlord planning to evict a tenant or a tenant facing eviction, it’s important to get familiar with each step in the process. Let’s discuss each of these steps in greater detail below.
Join us as we explore the complex sphere of squatting rights in Kentucky, assess examples from other states, and, most importantly, provide you with the necessary tools to tackle any squatters' issue that may arise on your property.
In this article, we’ll go over everything a landlord needs to know when evicting a tenant. We'll also discuss the rights of both landlords and tenants and provide tips for record-keeping to help avoid issues during eviction.
Navigating the intricacies of eviction and rental laws can be daunting for landlords and tenants. This article explains the eviction process in South Carolina and highlights common eviction reasons, the proper steps for filing complaints, and the nuances of default judgments and appeals.
A squatter is a person who occupies a property or part of land without the owner’s permission. In Florida, squatting is legally allowed and a genuine concern for many homeowners. That’s why it’s crucial to understand Florida squatter’s rights laws so you’re always prepared.
Leave us your email and we’ll send you an invitation to our upcoming webinar.
