Landlord Resources

 A surprising number of landlords unknowingly bend or break rental management rules, assuming they can handle things ‘their own way’. So, let’s dive in and explore why cutting corners is something property owners should avoid.

In this article, we’ll explore what property managers do, what qualifications they need to obtain this role, as well as their average salary, and if it is worth hiring a property manager for your rental properties.

Learn seven essential tips to excel in tenant management, ensuring smooth operations, low tenant turnover, and consistent growth for your rental properties.

Managing a rental property is totally doable with the right systems in place. Let’s take a look at some key aspects of rental property management – and how you can start off on the right foot as an excellent landlord or manager.

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Whether you're a seasoned landlord or just starting, this guide is your go-to resource for mastering the ins and outs of landlord forms. Let's examine the necessary landlord forms, including lease agreements, rental applications, and security deposit forms

In this article, we'll cover what rental application fees are, the average cost of rental applications across the nation, who pays the application fee, what the fees can be used for, rental application fee laws by state, and much more.

Learn how to maintain your online security as a landlord in 2025, from protecting data to ensuring tenant safety in an evolving cyber landscape.

Millennial tenants value the convenience and security afforded by landlords who have gone digital. TenantCloud offers a built-in E-signature to our leases, simplifying the whole process.

The role of the Landlord is a unique opportunity for investment and business that brings several advantages and disadvantages. Let's have a look at some of the uncomfortable truths of being a landlord.

At least once a year, landlords encounter a dilemma of raising a tenant’s rent. We have simplified the rental increase procedure into five steps for landlords faced with this challenge.

The screening process is helpful both for landlords and tenants, so we cannot overvalue the importance of this procedure.  Asking screening questions is a frequently suggested part of the tenant application process.

Finding quality tenants is one of the most important tasks that a landlord must do. The quality of tenants can have a significant impact on the success of a rental property. Here are some tips for finding quality tenants:

If you rent your property to the wrong tenant, you could end up with a lot of problems. You could have a tenant who doesn’t pay their rent on time, someone who causes issues for your other tenants, or even someone who damages your property.