As a landlord, you want tenants that pay their rent on time, don’t pose a threat to your property, and (hopefully) seek to renew their

The National Consumer Assistance Plan (NCAP) is now in effect! As of July 1, 2017, all new and existing public record data used by Experian®,

In celebration of “National Housing Month” and amidst the hustle and bustle of the National Apartment Association (NAA) Education Conference and Expo last week, the

Originally posted at Rentecdirect.com Whether a beach or an office calls your tenants away for a temporary relocation, subletting their rental property is a way

Written by Lynn Brown, original post on Shredit.com The tremendous growth in internet connected smart devices is creating a whole new opportunity for hackers to take advantage

Whether you’re gone for a simple 3 days or a long 2 months, juggling managing your rental property while relaxing on vacation is near impossible.

After New York’s first micro-apartment building, Carmel Place, garnered over 60,000 rental applications early last year, whispers of the marketability and affordability of micro-units have

As you probably know, increasing your tenant’s rent can undeniably cause conflict and tension between you and your renters. Before raising the rent, consider our

As a landlord or realtor, you depend on credit scores to help you make the best rental decision, but how much do you know about

Summer is just around the corner which means – you guessed it – it’s time to add summer maintenance to your to-do list. As the

It’s undeniable that the advancement of technology within the past 5 years has not only significantly changed the rental housing industry, but will continue to