Occupancy is the engine that drives month-after-month of cash flow for real estate investors. But occupancy can be elusive at times, often because of market conditions. When occupancy is struggling at your properties, choosing the right incentives can help you find or retain quality tenants. At HUNATHOME, we serve as the leading provider of property
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The landlord-tenant relationship is one that can be positive or one that can be fraught with conflict and disagreement. What’s the different between the two? In many cases, the difference is having a comprehensive lease that covers the right things vs. having an ambiguous lease that is open for interpretation. Many new real estate investors
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Occupancy is the lifeblood of real estate investment. Yes, you can sit on a vacant property for years and still make a nice return — but it’s occupancy that delivers the month-over-month cash flow that really unleashes the value. But you can’t have just any tenants in your rental property. You want tenants who are
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How many days does the landlord have to itemize their tenant’s security deposit? Does the landlord need to itemize an evicted tenant’s security deposit? Are there any instances in which the landlord doesn’t need to itemize a tenant’s security deposit? These are common questions we receive from the “Do It Yourself” landlords and the answer
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Lease agreements are the backbone of the success of the rental properties that you lease to tenants. While you may think that you have an air-tight lease agreement already in place for when your tenant wants to ultimately renew, you need to consider some of the changes you could be making to improve your rental
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Even landlords need to have some reassurance that a tenant is going to take proper care of their home. The most common way of getting this type of “renter’s insurance” is through the faithful security deposit. Charging a security deposit is important because it protects you whenever there is a breach of contract in the
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Updated: January 11, 2018 If you’re a property owner in Dallas, you probably know the basics of getting ready to lease your property to a new tenant. You need to get inspections done, fill out all the necessary paperwork, and hire a Dallas property manager to take care of the rest. Before your tenants move in,
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