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Jun 20, 2025Jun 23, 2025 Ashley Kehr

The Pros and Cons of Inheriting Tenants (And How to Protect Yourself)

You finally find the perfect property—good price, solid neighborhood, promising numbers—and then you see the fine print: tenants in place. Depending on your experience level (and maybe your stress tolerance),…

Jun 09, 2025Jul 30, 2025 Ashley Kehr

Preventative Maintenance vs. Reactive Maintenance: What Rookie Landlords Need to Know

This article is presented by RentRedi When you’re managing rental properties, maintenance isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. But how you handle it can mean the difference between protecting your investment and constantly…

Jun 04, 2025Jun 11, 2025 Tony Robinson

Does Age Matter? The Cash Flow Calculation Impacting New vs. Old Homes

There’s a quiet shift happening in the 2025 real estate market—and if you’re an investor, it’s one you can’t afford to ignore. For years, new construction homes were seen as…

Jun 04, 2025Jun 04, 2025 Ashley Kehr

Do You Need an LLC as a Real Estate Investor?

Some of the most common questions rookie investors ask—especially in places like the BiggerPockets forums—are: The short answer? It depends. Today, I’m breaking down the key questions you should ask…

May 28, 2025Jun 02, 2025 Tony Robinson

Is Your Property Management Company Putting Your Investments at Risk?

You did the hard work. You analyzed the deal, secured the financing, and handed the keys over to a professional property manager. Now, you finally get to sit back, relax,…

May 19, 2025May 19, 2025 Garrett Brown

Why Your Lease Agreement Might Be One of Your Biggest Liabilities

When I first became a landlord, I was more worried about finding a tenant than about the lease. I downloaded a template I found online, filled in the basics, and…

May 14, 2025May 14, 2025 Andrew Syrios

Why Communication is So Important in Real Estate—Especially When Things Go Sideways

What is the most likely reason a doctor is sued for malpractice (other than screwing up a procedure, of course)? One might think it had something to do with not…

May 14, 2025May 14, 2025 Tony Robinson

Landlord Spring Checklist: Protect Your Investment and Prevent Insurance Claims

For most people, spring is about deep-cleaning the garage, planting flowers, or finally putting away that rogue holiday decoration still sitting in the hallway (you know the one). But for…

May 13, 2025May 15, 2025 Bonnie Galam

The Hidden Legal Landmines in Off-Market Deals & How to Avoid Them

Off-market deals have become the holy grail for many real estate investors. And for good reason—they often come with less competition, better terms, and the potential for deeper discounts than…

May 08, 2025May 08, 2025 Amberly Grant

Libraries Are Still Useful!

Reading is something that I love to do. I also love watching TV, so don’t think I am over here, on my high horse, talking about how I just read…

May 07, 2025May 07, 2025 Ashley Kehr

The Hidden Costs of Poor Deal Management—and How to Avoid Them

Let me tell you about a deal I lost that still stings. A while back, I made a lowball offer on a property. The sellers weren’t interested—flat-out rejected it, with…

May 05, 2025May 05, 2025 Andrew Syrios

Why Quality Checks on Turnovers and Rehabs Are So Important, and How to Master Them

Picture this: You just moved into your brand-new home, having just relocated to this town days ago to start your new dream job, and are full of excitement. The rooms…

Apr 28, 2025Apr 29, 2025 Ashley Kehr

Your Guide to Scaling Your Portfolio Without Hiring a Huge Team

Scaling your real estate investing business doesn’t require a massive payroll. You can grow efficiently by leveraging systems, automation, and virtual assistants without the overhead of full-time staff. Here’s how…