House hacking is an amazing way to start building wealth, no question. But not everyone thinks they can do it. Have you considered these variations?

What exactly are rent to own homes, and how can you provide a valuable service to tenants while maximizing your profit as well? This article shows you how.

Carefully screening tenants is a must-do for those who are renting out real estate. The importance multiplies when house hacking—especially if you plan to live in the property. These people are going to be your roommate or neighbor! In this article, I am going to run you through how to screen a t...

Vacation rentals can provide enjoyment, time with friends and family, AND rental income (plus appreciation, if you’re lucky!). But are all the unexpected expenses and the potential risk worth it? Take it from someone experienced—and go into the decision informed of all the pros and cons.

Using vacation rentals in a house hack will generate the most financial gain with the least risk and time commitment. It’s also the best option for investors over age 30, who aren’t exactly OK with living in a so-so property in a so-so area anymore. Here’s why it works out well.

Sometimes a rental’s numbers look right—but everything still goes wrong. Grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy a tour of my hell house.

Over-improvement is a mistake that I believe everyone makes at least once—and usually more than once—before they learn better. But there are ways to update your rentals without falling into this trap. Here’s how!

Don’t break the bank making your rentals look top-notch—think outside the box instead! It’s entirely possible to design an awesome space on a budget with these creative methods for staging great-looking properties. Try them NOW!

Although investing in apartment syndication is extremely powerful, it can be risky if not done correctly. Here are some things that you can do to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of this type of investment.

Tenant retention is a critical component of property management. Remember, it takes five times as much to find a new customer as to keep an old one! Here are four key ways to master tenant retention and boost your bottom line.

A few years ago, I moved 1,500 miles away from my investment properties. I had a certain way that I liked to manage and treat my tenants, and I didn’t think a property management company would meet my expectations. I also didn’t want to do the dreaded “managing of the manager.” This is what I did...

Back when I was renting, I broke every (yes, EVERY) lease I ever signed. Now I’m a landlord, and my experience as a (rule-breaking) tenant gives me valuable insight into helping renters actually follow the lease. Here’s what I’ve learned.