Renovating a rental property can increase a home’s rental value and provide owners with more cash flow and larger returns in the long term. However, constantly pouring money into your rental property can get expensive and if you’re not careful, it will actually hurt your cash flow. […]
When you’re establishing a rental value for your Dallas/Fort Worth investment property, you need to know what the market is demanding for homes like yours. The best way to understand the average market rents is by conducting a comparable analysis with other properties that have rented recently. […]
Single-family and multi-family rental properties have their own unique benefits and drawbacks, and prospective real estate investors should weigh these options carefully before taking the plunge and making a purchase. […]
A lot of the landlords we talk to would prefer to keep their rental units free of pets. Sometimes they have language in their lease agreements and marketing materials that identify their property as not open to pets. Or, they allow pets but place restrictions on what kind of animals a tenant may have. However, […]
Vacancies are expensive for every rental property, so if your property isn’t renting right away, you may be asking yourself why. If you’re not getting a lot of prospective tenants who want to come and see your property, you may be wondering what you’re doing wrong or not doing right. Back in 2002 and 2003 […]
When you’re renting out a property in Fort Worth, you want to have it occupied by a well-qualified tenant as soon as possible. Not only does that jump-start your cash flow, it ensures someone is inside the home, taking good care of it. […]