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Landlords and property managers face a constant cycle of expenses, delays, and tenant enquiries. Even when the focus has been on effective long-term planning, day-to-day operations often require innovative solutions, especially when cash flow is tight. From urgent repairs to covering vacancies, these financial shortfalls can lead to bigger problems if not addressed quickly. Short-term loans, when used strategically, offer a way to keep a property providing a rental income without requiring the owner to dip into reserve funds or delay essential work. By aligning financing with property timelines, landlords gain more control over disruptions. The right tools don’t replace long-term planning... Read more
For many renters, pets are family. Yet in the rental housing industry, pet fees, deposits, and pet rent have become standard costs for pet owners. While these charges...
Multifamily Bridge Loans: What Real Estate Investors Need to Know In today’s competitive market, real estate investors often need fast, flexible finance solutions to...
Remote work, steep mortgage rates and new types of rental properties are fueling demand far from urban downtowns. Renting is taking off in the suburbs as homeownership...
Nothing bugs people as much as finding cockroaches in an apartment building. Needless to say, you’re probably wondering: How do I deal with cockroaches in a rental...
Seniors nowadays are renting more than seniors did years ago: The most recent U.S. Census data reveals that, between 2013 and 2023, the number of renters aged 65 and over increased by 2.4 million — the largest growth of any age group, by far. And with record numbers turning 65, the shift not only echoes the broader aging of the nation, but also may signal a new approach to housing as more seniors enter the next chapter of their lives. Key Takeaways in How Age Groups Rent Now vs. a Decade Ago: Renting Takes a Senior Twist: Renters aged 65+ grew by nearly 30%, adding 2.4 million in ten years. This suggests that today’s oldest renters are more likely to rent than those in the same... Read more
In recent years, multifamily property owners have faced a rising number of lawsuits from “serial plaintiffs” or “testers” alleging noncompliance with the...
If you own a condo, or sit on your HOA’s board, you probably budget for repairs, reserves, and the occasional assessment. But thanks to California’s SB 326 balcony...
When new technologies are introduced, their uses often are not immediately obvious. Electricity initially was used for lighting and for sending telegraphs, but no one...
Hurricane season is officially underway, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting an above-normal season. Hurricane season runs from...
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