News from Green Residential and around the world of Property Management and rental homes in Houston and Austin.
Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer looking for your first primary residence or you’re a seasoned real estate investor with a thriving portfolio of rental properties already, one of the first things you do when looking for a house is punch some numbers into a mortgage calculator to estimate your monthly expenses and determine how much
Being a landlord comes with its own set of challenges, from property maintenance to tenant management. Many new landlords are shocked to learn how much time it takes to manage a property. Far too often, people think it’s as simple as purchasing a property, finding a tenant, and collecting monthly checks. That couldn’t be further
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
Do you dream of being a rental property owner but get cold feet about being a landlord? Owning an investment property is an attractive option for many people because of the passive income opportunities. But that’s just one aspect of owning and managing a property. If you’re going to succeed, you also need to work
Did you know the average price for a home in Texas in mid-2023 was $303,414? Considering the cost of buying a home, you’ll want to invest in keeping it in great shape. That’s even more the case if you’re buying an investment property with plans to rent it out. Many Texans buy rental properties to
Let’s say you’re looking into purchasing or renting a house. Everything about the house looks great; it’s in a great area, the schools are good, there’s a backyard, and it has a nice living room. You are just about committed and ready to make an offer when you discover an HOA. Now you aren’t so