A lot of us think that owning a rental means we’re automatically in control.But what I’ve found is—most of that control disappears the second you hand over the keys.I used to think “ownership = stability.”But when you’re constantly dealing with things like:Late rentTenants breaking lease rulesConstant maintenance issues…it doesn’t feel like control.

hubspot, go high level, mailchimp are all systems people use.

Hi, Does anyone have a simple system to do your bookkeeping from the reports that your property manager sends you?

A standard NC lease does outline who is responsible for pest control services, so check your lease for the specific language.

(Assuming you never have negative CPi.) this is “reasonable rent control” and by reasonable I mean it will have zero effects at lowering rent and may actually increase it.

Start by laying a strong foundation with simple systems and standard operating procedures (SOPs).

I just don't have the system in order and these gurus do not simplify it.

A full system replacement is typically capitalized and depreciated over 27.5 years, while a control board might qualify as a repair (and be expensed in the year paid).

Now that we have a statewide rent stabilization (control) bill in Washington that went into effect immediately upon signature (May 7, 2025), love to hear your predictions on investment property values.

On May 7, 2025, Governor Bob Ferguson signed HB 1217 into law, enacting statewide rent stabilization measures with immediate effect. This legislation introduces new compliance standards for landlords and property mana...