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Setting the right rent for your property is one of the most critical aspects of successful real estate investing. Charge too little, and you’ll lose out on potential profits; charge too much, and you might struggle to attract tenants. The key is finding that sweet spot, and this guide will walk you through the essential steps to determine the optimal rental price for any property. 1. Do a Market Rental Analysis A market rental analysis is a deep dive into the local rental market metrics. This step is essential for identifying trends that can set you up for long-term success and allow for higher rent increases in the future when executed correctly. Steps to Conduct a Market... Read more
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A Clark County jury awarded a young family in Las Vegas $6.6 million in compensatory and punitive damages, sending an expensive message to the...
Electric vehicle sales have recently fallen short of carmakers’ hopes, but there are signs EVs may have staying power in the market. In the third quarter this year,...
Thousands of Iowa’s renters could see less notice for evictions following an Iowa Supreme Court ruling. The decision ends a federal COVID-19-era requirement that...
Imagine this: You’ve spent months revamping your apartment website and are investing more in digital ads. Your traffic and lead data show that your new marketing...
Finding affordable housing is a struggle for many Americans—including members of the military. Housing costs are the top factor contributing to financial stress for active-duty family respondents, according to the 2023 Military Family Lifestyle Survey. Plus, civilian housing isn’t always designed with military members in mind. Learn more about military members’ housing needs and how multifamily owners and operators can address them. “Members of the military face unique challenges, including frequent relocations and Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) that can be slow to adjust for rising costs—especially in high-cost markets where rent exceeds BAH,” said Charlie Fenton,... Read more
Successfully managing rental properties can feel like balancing multiple roles at once. From ensuring tenant satisfaction to handling maintenance issues and complying...
The number of renter households grew 2.7% in the third quarter of 2024, the second biggest year-over-year gain since 2015. The number of homeowner households grew...
There is a fine line between growing rental income and creating vacancy that needs to be understood when managing a property. Economists describe this tension as...
Societal, economic, and technological factors have influenced the real estate market. When we fast forward to 2025, several technologies have been projected to...
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