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1. Retaining Tenants – Keeping Vacancy Rates in Check
   by: Michael Monteiro

   Why spend time and money to repaint, clean, and advertise the unit when you already have solid tenants that pay their rent on time? Though not always easy, it’s almost always cheaper to retain grea...

2. The Top 10 Reasons to Hire a Residential Property Management Company
   by: Michel Lautensack

   Once you have invested in a rental property, the responsibility of maintaining and running the property can quickly become overwhelming. For many Owners, the logical solution is to hire a Residenti...

3. The Value of Long-Term Rentals
   by: Peter Vekselman

   Regardless of what specific real estate investing strategy you employ in your business, real estate represents the single best method of creating long-term, sustainable wealth available today. This...

4. The Real Estate Investor's Guide To Finding The Perfect Tenant
   by: Omar Johnson

   As a real estate entreprenuer you will undoubtedly have tenants. This article focuses on what type of tenants you should be looking for.

5. Tips On Finding A Rental Friendly House To Invest In
   by: Omar Johnson

   This article gives tips to real estate investors on what to consider when purchasing rental properties.

6. The 50% Rule of Finding a Tenant
   by: Jason Hanson

   How to ensure that you have enough people at your open houses, so you aren't wasting your time.

7. Avoiding the Appearance of Discrimination
   by: Brendan O'Brien

   Very few landlords actually discriminate against prospective tenants based on religion, skin color, ethnicity, or other similar factors. But you may be accused of discrimination even if you've don...

8. Landlording: The Buy and Hold Strategy
   by: Matt Gerchow

   Here we will discuss some of the aspects of the Buy and Hold (Landlording) strategy. There are many things to consider when keeping properties as rentals.

9. Landlord's Approach to Real Estate Investing
   by: Denton Ward

   The idea and implementation of making $50,000 to $150,000 in two months time would surely get anybody excited. But, the landlord approach in real estate is like a mutual fund - you don't worry abou...