After a couple years we decided to move to another state so we thought, let's give landlording a try!

I haven't done it but I know landlords that have.

I’ve been building Kove and realizing most of my early landlord headaches came from overcomplicating everything—dashboards, spreadsheets, too many tools.Now it’s just:- One channel for tenants- One place for repairs- Simple reminders for leases + rentWhat would you strip down or automate first? 

My biggest challenge is imagining a scenario where being a landlord in Ontario is even worth it.

Landlords and property managers.

Recent laws in CO change the financial responsibility from the tenant to the landlord and do not require the tenant to pay to restore!! 

Hi all...I'm a North Jersey based RE investor with 17 units/5 properties in my local area including residential multifamily and commercial (restaurant and retail space). At the moment, I'm a bit stuck with 1 unit for ...

landlord or tenant. just curious.

I would prefer a landlord friendly state.

Since the housing authority pays most or sometimes all of the rent, many landlords don’t use the usual “3 times the rent” rule.