Most people think that they need own property to be a real estate investor. Most people think they need thousands of dollars to start making money. This thinking couldn’t be further from the truth. Introducing Airbnb arbitrage, one of the best kept secrets of the real estate investing industry.

Make the switch to electronic signatures and reap the many benefits—like a faster, smoother lease-signing process and easy access to signed documents (just to name a few).

No one drives around looking for rental signs on front lawns or scans the classifieds in the newspaper. Reach a massive audience by listing your rental online.

Learn from investor Ron Gallagher’s individual room to rent strategy and how he balances the pros and cons of property ownership.

Many landlords have a tough time charging late fees—it’s hard to be the bad guy. But there are several reasons why you certainly should.

Remote workers are the precious unicorns of the rental pool. Use these helpful sites to find these special beasts.

Looking to break into the multifamily rental space? Sneak into this spot between the amateurs and professionals for optimal results.

Know the procedure and potential expenses of evicting your tenants before you tackle this costly, time-consuming process.

At some point in your landlord career, you’re going to get woken up at midnight by an exploding faucet. Who are you going to call?

Emergency maintenance during the holidays is rare—but it can happen. The key is having a plan in place and sticking to it.

Tracking expenses for rental properties is one of the most time-consuming aspects of being a landlord. But accurate record-keeping is just as crucial as collecting rent—your business’s bottom line depends on it.

Being a landlord means trying to juggle rent collection, property maintenance, and keeping tenants happy. So, effective communication is crucial if you want to be successful.