It’s time! Whether you are finding your first place after graduating from university, leaving your parent’s home for the first time, or moving to a new city – you are ready to sign a lease on a new home and start renting. However, before you sign your name on the dotted line, you

Are you a property owner that is considering renting out your home for the first time? Congratulations! You have come to the right place to learn more about how to get your property ready for rental. Here are some steps that you can take to prepare your home

Unless you're energy conscious already, like many landlords, you might forgo adding energy efficient updates to your properties for financial reasons. Since most tenants pay the utilities, some owners feel these types of upgrades aren't worth their time and money.

Keeping your rental properties maintained can be daunting, but with a little planning, preventive maintenance can save you significant problems in the long run.  Make a practice of walking through your rentals on a regular basis to avoid repair surprises.

Thinking about putting your property up for rent, but worried about finding qualified tenants?  The rental market is on a serious upswing, with more people opting to rent rather than buy.

Curb appeal isn’t just a real estate marketing catch phrase. Curb appeal is how beautiful your property is to the passersby on the street.

Updating the interior and exterior to your property will increase your property value if you ever consider selling, plus these updates can be regarded as an added value and will allow you to charge more for rent. The upgrades should pay for themselves very quickly.

Whether you own a few rental properties or an entire apartment complex, shelling out money for upgrades and improvements are probably not at the top of your list.

Trends in apartment living have changed over the years. Many young people move to a variety of cities over the course of their early careers and prefer the freedom of renting over buying.