As a landlord, you have a responsibility to your tenant to make sure their home is safe and livable.

The heat and sun haven’t gone anywhere so it’s hard to believe fall or winter will arrive anytime soon.

Part of your legal responsibilities as a landlord is to make sure your property is “fit and habitable” for your tenants.

Prevention is the best option, but if a fire every occurs in your rental property, it’s good to know what to do next.

As a landlord, you have a long list of things you’re responsible for and have to think and worry about.

Before you rent out your property, part of your pre-planning should be to put together a list of vendors you know you can call.

Being a landlord doesn’t have to become a full-time job. Contact us today to find out how we can make your life easier!

Like any relationship, the one between tenants and landlords has its ups and downs. Learn how to have the best relationship.

Do you know what renters care about? It may not be exactly what you think!

The summer season is approaching and you're probably wondering how to get your rental ready! Check out these quick tips to attract tenants!

To stay in compliance and legal as a landlord, there are several things you need to include in your lease, here are a few things to know.

Are you getting everything you need from your property manager? Check out these services you should expect to receive, then give us a call!

Want to know how to keep your tenants happy and stay out of trouble? Check out these 4 common mistakes that get landlords in trouble.

Are you prepared to make the most money out of your rental than ever before? Check out these 4 easy steps to get your rental Move-in-Ready!

Have you ever wondered what you can say no to with your tenant agreement, or what you're not allowed to deny? Check out this simple rule!

Many new landlords make a common mistake of believing their homeowner’s insurance policy is good enough for their property after they rent i

Buying an existing home to rent or building a new one are, first and foremost, business decisions.

No matter how you became a landlord, if you see any success at it, you may decide to buy more homes to rent out. Find out more!

Don’t know how to talk about the benefits of renters insurance? ERA American can help you bring that discussion up with your tenants.

Identity Theft is a real problem. Protect yourself with these tips!