When your tenant plans to move, you should make the move-out process as smooth as possible. This benefits you and your tenant—when your tenant knows what to expect, they're more likely to meet your expectations. Here are some templates you can use when your tenants’ leases are about to end.

Not paying rent is one of the worst financial decisions you can make. It’s never good to skip paying a bill, but if you’re in financial trouble because of a job loss or other reason, prioritize which bills you should pay first.

Considering buying a foreclosure for your next rental property? Consider these things first.

Discuss one another's general habits, schedules, likes, and dislikes openly. This gives each party a chance to find points that prove whether rooming together is a good idea.

Your landlord can refuse your request to sublet your rental, particularly if they have a good reason. With that said, there are ways to help ensure you get your landlord’s approval to sublet.

There’s an art to striking the right balance between making money on your rental properties and alienating good renters. We’re here to help you hone your art.

No matter how big or small your rental business might be, it’s always a good idea to stay up-to-date on rental prices. Knowing the rental market ensures you’re earning maximum profit with the least amount of stress.