Property Management Blog

The IRS reports that 10.6 million Americans claimed rental property income on their 2020 taxes. People purchase rental properties to make money. However, some people buy them as a retirement investment.Is investing in real estate a good retirement plan? The answer is yes. Of cour...

Even though your property rental income is taxed the same as a regular income, it can still get quite complicated handling all of your documents.If you are wondering how to get the most tax benefits while ensuring you file your taxes accurately then you need proper bookkeeping.St...

Did you know that over 33% of American households rent the place they stay in? This means that over 44 million people are currently renting the place they call home.It doesn't matter how many of these tenants are renting from you; what does matter, though is how challenging b...

Around 15% of renters in the United States are behind on their payments at any time. This can have a serious effect on both renters and landlords as both of them struggle to come to terms with the repercussions of such a situation. So, how do you ensure rent collection goes as sm...

Are you aware that one out of every four renters in Nevada will see an increase in their rent?This is great news for property owners because that means you'll have even more incoming revenue. If there are some tenants who aren't able to make their payments on time, then y...

Owners of vacation properties are reporting that their earnings have dropped substantially. While short-term rentals once seemed like a great investment, that may no longer be the case. If you want to invest in real estate, long-term rentals are the way to go. The higher inc...

The eviction process is not fun for anyone. And believe it or not, a landlord wants to evict their tenants just as much as anyone wants to be evicted. Ironically, the process of eviction is actually quite common across the U.S. More than 3 million tenants vacated rental...

Just over 46% of Las Vegas residents are renters. As buying homes get more expensive, more people are opting to rent long-term. That means that there's a continuous need for rental properties.If you've been considering trying to invest in real estate, now might be the tim...

Did you know that more than 36 percent of American households are renters? That's more than a quarter of the population. So, what does that mean for you as a property owner and landlord? You have a sea of potential at your fingertips when it comes to choosing tenants.&nb...

There are roughly 3.6 million evictions filed in the United States each year. As a landlord, eviction is both the least fun and at times, the most necessary option to exercise. Understanding the eviction process is a state-by-state issue that you need to understand. If ...