News from Green Residential and around the world of Property Management and rental homes in Houston and Austin.
Are you considering becoming a landlord? There are things about being a landlord that are very difficult. Whether it’s keeping up with maintenance requests, finding tenants, or advertising, many essential tasks are difficult. None of those issues, however, come close to dealing with an eviction. Evictions are challenging situations that landlords may find themselves facing,
The debate over whether landlords should allow tenants to have pets has gained significant traction in recent years. For renters, bringing their furry companions along is very important, influencing their choice of residence. On the other hand, landlords face the challenge of balancing the desires of pet-owning tenants with the potential drawbacks of allowing pets
Houston is consistently growing in popularity, and it remains one of the best places to live in the country – as well as one of the most promising areas for real estate investors to make money. Unfortunately, millions of people in and outside of Houston have come to recognize what an amazing city it is,
Managing rental properties is often described as a way to generate passive income, but there’s a lot of work involved in making your property successful. One of the biggest challenges to overcome is finding a way to market your property to make it appealing to as many prospective renters as possible; generating ample demand is
Texas is one of the biggest and most populated states in the country, and it’s home to many big cities and metropolitan areas that attract residents and investors from all over the world. Whether you’re looking for a primary residence or a new addition to your rental property portfolio, Texas is a great place to
Building a rental property portfolio is one of the most reliable ways to build wealth, assuming you do it correctly. The goal is to gradually accumulate new rental properties, expanding your real estate portfolio in the process; each new investment property in your portfolio is both a contributing piece to your total equity and wealth