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When you rent property, it’s important that you screen your tenants so that you get the highest quality renters.

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

Even though you’re a landlord looking for tenants, what people want in a home doesn’t change much whether they’re buying or renting.

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

Forty percent of the housing market is made of Millennials, and 90 percent of them are renters. That’s a lot of people looking for a home.

If you go green in your rental property, whether as a remodel or new construction, you’ll have key features to use to attract renters.

The safety of the property and, ultimately your tenants, should be one of your top concerns.

You’re expected to know and comply with all landlord/tenant laws; this is a top priority when you become a landlord.

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.

No matter whether someone rents or buys a property, they want it to feel like home.

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

Once you find good tenants, your focus needs to shift to keeping them -- and the income they bring in.

Most pest problems can be avoided. It’s important that you and your renters know what to do to keep bugs and rodents out of your rental.

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.

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