Spring is here and the yellow pollen on your cars is a sure sign of it. Spring is a good time to do some cleaning and maintenance in and around the house. So get everybody together and make it a Continue reading →

Something that every homeowner needs to understand about plumbing is how the water is turned off, in case of an emergency. It’s something that you hope you will not need to use, but it’s quite handy to know, just in Continue reading →

Moving into your first home is exciting! But it also means you’ve got work to do.

When I bought my first house, my timing couldn’t have been better: The house closing was two weeks before the lease was up on Continue reading →

In the latest Rent vs. Buy Report from Trulia, they explained that homeownership remains cheaper than renting with a traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgage in the 100 largest metro areas in the United States.

The updated numbers actually show that Continue reading →

Asking the right questions will lead to the answers that help you determine which agent to use for one of the largest investments that most people make…the purchase or sale of their home.

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Rudyard Kipling wrote the verse “I Continue reading →

Getting your security deposit back from your landlord after you move may feel like an impossible feat, but it isn’t. Remember that your security deposit is essentially your money, so not all hope is lost when it’s time to move Continue reading →

Whoever started the rumor that landlords profit from security deposit funds – needs to be silenced immediately!

Despite every renters’ opinion that greedy property managers love squeezing every dime out of a security deposit, this misconception couldn’t be further from Continue reading →

Problem tenants are a property manager’s worst nightmare. If you’ve been working in the property management space for more than ten years, chances are you have already come across at least a few tenants who fall into these problem categories Continue reading →

How many excuses can be eliminated when you accept online rent payments?

“62 percent of Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings accounts, and a third of those under-savers have no savings account at all.” Go Banking Rates

When Continue reading →