How to Save Time & Give Tenants What They Want
Wednesday, June 17
As technology continues to evolve, renters increasingly expect convenience, quick resolution times, and self-service options. Tools such as virtual tours, online scheduling for viewings, and digital rental applications are making this possible. Recent data from thousands of rental listings highli...
How One Tenant Froze a 100% Section 8 Voucher (And Left a Dog Behind)
Friday, June 12
Section 8 vouchers: To take or not to take? That is the question that divides many landlords. Some treat vouchers like a giant red flag, whereas others feel it’s a steady, predictable cash flow machine. The government direct-deposits the rent on the first of the month, the tenant gets affordable...
The Q1 2026 Rental Market Data is In–Are You Ready for What it Reveals
Wednesday, June 10
Are you still waiting for the rental market to magically bounce back to the hyper-inflated peaks of a few years ago? It might be time to adjust your playbook. The data is in, and it points to a very specific trend: the market isn't recovering—it's clearing. ShowMojo just released its Q1 2026 Rent...
Minimum Cash Flow: How Much is Too Little for Rentals?
Wednesday, June 03
Source: Alexander Grey on UnsplashIn the dynamic world of real estate, Detroit stands out as a city of great potential. For one, it's called the Motor City for a reason. It's the center of America's automotive industry, a hotbed for job opportunities and people looking to move in. For another, De...
Landlords: Are You Maintaining to the Neighborhood Standard? 🤔
Wednesday, May 27
Plenty of landlords think “maintenance” just means fixing things when tenants start complaining. Plenty more think pouring cash into marble countertops for a Class C rental property is a great way to attract better applicants. Sadly, neither are sound investment choices. We use a proactive maint...
How Detroit’s New Resident Grants Are Forcing Neighborhood Equity
Friday, May 22
Billionaire Dan Gilbert and Mayor Mary Sheffield recently unveiled "Make Detroit Home," a pilot initiative distributing $500,000 across 313 Detroit residents. The funds are earmarked for rent stabilization, down payments, local business ventures, and home repairs. On paper, $500k spread across a ...