Most Investors swear by the 1% Rule in Real Estate. But is this rule actually realistic? Do you really find properties that meet the 1% rule in today’s economy? Or, is there anything beyond this rule that you must know before investing
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Real Estate is a high ticket business and not every individual investor has enough appetite to feed this blue whale. In one of our private Facebook communities, there is one such investor who aspires to develop her small owned commercial lot of
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The post covid world certainly looks a lot different for landlords and rental investors. Vacant rentals are rampant causing landlords to scratch their heads and their butt against bankruptcy. And even sensing no hope to get out of this anytime soon. For
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Landlords often allow tenants to have a co-signer on lease when a tenant can’t meet the credit requirement to rent their place. But is it a smart move or there is something a landlord should know before having a cosigner on the
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Considering becoming an HMO Landlord? Great! You can tap into a rental business that has the potential to generate even better rental yields compared to single lets. There can be no better time to set up an HMO Business when demand for
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Living in an overly litigious society is no joke. And Mr. Landlord, if you are doing what a landlord cannot do. Then that day is not far when a tenant will sue you. “Yes, you are giving someone your place to live
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Illegal Subletting is on a rise. And if you`re reading this article today, there are good chances that you are also scammed by your tenant for illegally subletting your unit. According to research, in the UK alone, about one-third of renters are
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There is an unfair advantage with real estate and there’s a reason why it is called the world`s best asset class. The amount of tax deductions available for any rental property owner is huge. And if you still don`t know and are
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Can there be any more safe haven for a landlord than having multiple tenants to fulfill the financial obligation on the same lease? Well, if you are renting to co-tenants and assuming it is a safe move. Then wait and hear me
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No landlord likes the tenant breaking a lease and move out early. After all, it costs the landlord money and turns the cash cow into a negative yielding property. Generally the landlords lease their property to a tenant for a fixed term.
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