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There are many rental properties in the Houston market, and when it comes to finding tenants, the competition can be harsh. Having a rental property sit vacant, though, loses you money. It’s important to attract new tenants quickly and reliably. But how is it done? Have you ever wondered how some landlords are able to

When you bring tenants onto your property, a certain amount of damage is simply the cost of doing business. As a landlord – especially an inexperienced one – it can be difficult to determine the difference between actual damage and normal wear and tear. Particularly since it’s your property, it’s easy to become protective, and

Being a landlord can be very profitable, but only when circumstances are in your favor. One of the main keys to landlord success is having low tenant turnover and vacancy rates. Finding a tenant who will stay at your property long-term is sometimes a matter of luck. However, there are things you can do as

Being a landlord is a lot of work. Do you ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done? From the daily grind of marketing properties and managing leases to the midnight emergency phone calls and trouble making tenants, many landlords are left with no time for themselves.

As a landlord, it would be nice to have tenants who always pay on time, take care of your property, and provide ample notice before moving out. However, the reality is often very different. Even if you have taken care to choose tenants you think are reliable and professional, things can go wrong. It’s common

Whether you’re an experienced landlord or just getting your feet wet, it’s easy to unknowingly make mistakes managing a property. Many property management mistakes seem small. However, they have a way of snowballing quickly into costly problems. You could be dealing with the fallout of a mistake for months, or even years, as it gathers