By Kyle Crown, President, Crown Commercial Property Management If you’ve [...]

Tenant turnover is one of the most underestimated profit killers [...]

“Hi, Kari! I am a small property owner trying to [...]

If you are a property manager, it’s no secret that single-family rental (SFR) [...]

When your property can't seem to keep reliable tenants, you might start to consider ways of sweetening the deal, such as offering an incentive for new tenants. Between discounts, flexible leases, and property upgrades, there are several ways to appeal to renters and fill a costly vacancy. The benefit of filling the space may very well be worth the added expense once you run a cost-benefit analysis and figure out which incentives work best for your property.

By thinking like an Airbnb host, long-term landlords can reduce turnover, increase rent, and generate demand for their rental properties.

I recently spoke with Lucas Hall to get his opinion on what it takes to get into the furnished rental business and to get his best advice for landlords who are thinking about breaking into this niche segment of “landlording.”

Learn how can you find the highest-quality tenant in the shortest period of time without spending all of your time marketing your vacant units.

Since only agents can list properties through the MLS, real estate agents are missing all the properties landlords like me advertise. And if your real estate agent is missing out on properties listed by non-agents, you are too.

Being a landlord does not have to be cumbersome. With processes, systems, and automation in place, you can make passive income off rental properties.