Published by REALTOR.com Landlord rules for raising rent are changing and if you want to keep your tenants, you’ll need to keep up with the times. You’ve crunched the numbers. Expenses are climbing, the market is shifting, and your rent hasn’t changed—leaving you with one big question: Should you raise rent every year? If you’re …
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Published by CNBC | August 19, 2025 More than 4 million boomers will hit 80 in the next five years, and occupancy at both active adult and assisted living communities is already rising fast. Senior living has long been a somewhat under-the-radar real estate play, with a somewhat unappealing reputation. But it’s on the edge …
The Senior Living Market Can’t Keep Up With Demand As Boomers Age Read More »
Published by CNBC | August 15, 2025 Despite the progress, the technology is still in its infancy, and it’s expensive. The days of landlords knocking on doors for monthly rent checks, or tenants going after landlords to fix a leaky toilet are slowly coming to an end. Technology has been stepping in to address the …
Published by Think Realty | August 1, 2025 Welcoming pets is good for business when everyone knows the rules. For many renters, pets are more than animals. From playful pups to laid-back cats, they’re beloved members of the family. As more renters adopt pets, the demand for pet-friendly rentals is skyrocketing. This creates both an …
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Published by Think Realty | July 15, 2025 Track these trends and variables to help make informed decisions on how to promote, price, and manage your properties. The U.S. rental market has been and continues to be a dynamic landscape. With so many factors influencing it, from the economy to availability to changing consumer preferences, …
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Published by CNBC | June 11, 2025 $1.4 trillion is paid to landlords every year in America, but only 20% of those landlords choose to report the rent paid. An estimated $1.4 trillion is paid to landlords of residential properties every year in America, but only 20% of those landlords choose to report the rent …
Americans Pay Trillions In Rent, But Few Get Credit Score Boost For It Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | June 17, 2025 Want to become a landlord? With rents rising, becoming the one collecting those checks could be a smart investment move. In today’s housing market, rents are on the rise, and many people hoping to keep their living expenses affordable are opting to rent over buy. Given the trend, you maybe …
How To Become a Landlord: Do You Have What It Takes? Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | May 29, 2025 It’s important to maintain your rental even when you don’t have tenants While there are no federal laws in place, squatting is a form of trespassing, which is considered illegal. Each state has its own specific laws regarding squatters. For instance, in Texas, squatting is illegal, and trespassers …
Published by REALTOR.com | May 9, 2025 A sweeping antitrust case accuses some of the country’s largest landlords of using RealPage, a rental-management software company, to coordinate pricing, artificially inflating rents and undercutting fair market competition. It’s no secret that rents surged across the country in the early 2020s, driven by pressures from inflation, limited …
9 States Are Suing Landlords Over Rent-Setting Algorithms Read More »
A Blog Article by Real Property Management Most of the time, long vacancies are the result of just a few common problems, whether that’s pricing, marketing, or issues with the property itself. You’ve listed your rental property, posted the photos, and waited for the applications to roll in—but it’s still sitting vacant. A vacant property …
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