Buying an Orlando investment property in this market requires sharp negotiating skills. It also requires a willingness to walk away if the deal just isn’t right for you. A lot of investors are finding themselves paying more than they expected for properties. They’re...
Whether you’re making some renovations during a turnover or getting your new investment property into rent-ready condition, most real estate investors and landlords will need a contractor at some point while renting out a home. Where will you find a contractor...
Most Orlando property managers would agree that evictions should be rare. If you have effectively screened your tenants, developed a good relationship with them, and established a consistent rent collection process that encourages on-time payments, evictions should be...
Everyone has different relationship goals. When you’re deciding what you want in a partnership with an Orlando property manager, you’ll have to think about your own investment goals and the needs of your rental property. Are you looking for higher profits, more peace...
Most Orlando real estate investors understand the expense and inconvenience that comes with vacancy. When your property isn’t occupied, you’re not earning any rent. You’re also paying for maintenance, upgrades, cleaning, landscaping, and extra security. Tenant...
As an Orlando landlord, your goal is to keep your tenants happy. After all, happy tenants are more likely to pay rent on time. They’re more likely to take care of the property and renew their lease agreements. When you provide a well-maintained home and you’re...
