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Apr 02, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Ken Horst

6 Tips to Turn Bad Tenants Into Great Tenants

If you are involved in real estate investing and closely manage your sites, you’re bound to run into a bad tenant or two. Hopefully with your interviewing and screening process…

Apr 02, 2014Jan 27, 2024 Paula Pant

3 Impressive Ways that Buy-and-Hold Investors Gain Equity

Think rental properties are ONLY good for cash flow? Guess again. If you have a buy-and-hold strategy with real estate — in other words, if you are the proud owner…

Mar 30, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Mark Ferguson

Why I Invest in Single Family Homes Over MultiFamily

The general consensus on BiggerPockets is that multifamily housing is the best way to invest in real estate. Many investors start out with single family homes and then hope to…

Mar 25, 2014Jan 27, 2024 Ben Leybovich

Buying Multi-Family Properties: What’s All The Hype About?

I recently had the opportunity to join Mr. Joshua Dorkin and Mr. Braaaaaandooooooooon Tuuuuuuuuuurneeeeeeeeer (and the crowd goes wild!!!) for a BiggerPockets Podcast 61. This was, indeed, an honor for…

Mar 24, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Tom Sylvester

Do You Have a Property Inspection Toolkit? (9 Must-Haves to Get You Prepared)

If you are a real estate investor (or would like to become one), it is more than likely that you will walk through many properties. I recommend that anyone looking…

Mar 24, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Kevin Perk

Considering Accepting Money after the Eviction? Beware!

I had an interesting question asked on one of my blog posts recently. That post examined the eviction process here in Memphis, Tennessee and the reader asked if a landlord…

Mar 21, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Marcus Maloney

3 Little Known Factors to Help Minimize Vacancy Rates

Gaining long-term tenants is a desire for any landlord. Securing a long-term tenant provides security for the unit along with a decrease in vacancy rate. These tactics are used to…

Mar 19, 2014Jan 27, 2024 Paula Pant

Should You Buy More Rental Properties Or Pay Down the Ones You Have?

Many rental property owners are debating between two choices: Should they focus on paying down the handful of properties that they already own? Or should they buy more properties? In…

Mar 10, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Tom Sylvester

How to Incorporate Floor Plans into Your Real Estate Business

I am always looking for ways to improve and different ways to set our real estate business apart from the competition. Some things that we try work, others don’t. Today…

Mar 10, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Kevin Perk

What are Your House Rules?

As landlords, we have a set of house rules that go with our rental properties. They are an addendum to our lease and we sit with every new and approved…

Mar 05, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Chris Clothier

Empty Unit? Use These 8 Marketing Tips to Rent Your Property Quickly

A vacant rental property is expensive. If you have a mortgage to pay on your property and no tenants, a few months can create big financial losses. To keep the…

Mar 03, 2014Feb 20, 2024 Kevin Perk

Supplying Appliances for Rentals: Tips to Make Your Life Easier

Let’s just be honest: appliances are a pain in the butt. They are one of the costliest parts of my business. I am constantly buying new ones, getting them repaired,…

Mar 03, 2014Mar 16, 2021 Tom Sylvester

What Type of Property Should You Buy?

This is one of the most common questions that I get when working with new investors, and I guess that it is to be expected. Not only are there a…