According to the US Department of Agriculture, nearly 13 million Americans own or plan to own chickens in the next […]
Read moreLooking Beyond the Credit Score for Great Mars Tenants
Finding an excellent tenant is one of the essential factors of keeping a money-making Mars rental home. For most landlords, [...] Read more
Don’t Fence Me In: What Are the Boundaries for Your Cranberry Township Rental Property Fence?
Perhaps one of the most sought-after features when choosing a Cranberry Township rental house is a sturdy fence. Many renters [...] Read more
Preventing Do-It-Yourself “Improvements” Gone Wrong at Your Wexford Rental Property
Do-it-yourself home improvements are all the frenzy nowadays. Reality shows and social media have given courage to people to go [...] Read more
Protecting Your Upper St. Clair Rental Property Pipes
Taking precautionary measures to keep your pipes protected from the freezing cold is essential to make sure your rental properties [...] Read more
Don’t Rush the Move-In and Move-Out Process in Pittsburgh
The move-in and move-out route can be a concern for both property owners and renters alike. For renters, the concern [...] Read more
Made to Last: Replacing Interior Items in Your Oakmont Rental Home
People are not the only ones with a life expectancy; appliances and systems within your Oakmont rental property will only survive [...] Read more
Planning for Long-Term Success: When to Replace the Exterior Items of Your Murrysville Rental Homes
Buying and managing rental properties in Murrysville indicates long-term investment planning. As you acquire rental properties, even when properly maintained, it’s […]
Read moreHow to Avoid Vandalism and Protect Your Rental Property in Monroeville
Vandalism of residential property is one of the most common crimes to befall property owners in Monroeville and the neighboring […]
Read moreDon’t Let Your Mars Rental Property Become ‘That House’ in the Neighborhood
At some point in our lives, we have all heard about “that house,” the one in every neighborhood that fosters […]
Read moreHypochondriacal Tenants and the Case of the Mysterious Complaints in Cranberry Township
As a Cranberry Township property owner, you may have experienced one of the more challenging factors of owning a property: […]
Read moreAre Your Previous Tenants Clinging to Your Wexford Rental Property?
Moving out of a rental home can be stressful for a renter. If they have resided in a rental home […]
Read moreRetirement Income: Have You Considered a Rental Property?
Most Americans find saving for retirement income difficult. Today, the key ways this is done is through Individual Retirement Accounts […]
Read moreShowing Your Rental Property Safely and Effectively
First and foremost, you need to consider personal safety. Let a friend or family know your schedule, and check in […]
Read moreYou Make The Call: When Does “No Heat” Mean Uninhabitable?
A landlord is required to maintain habitability for a property, but what constitutes ‘habitability’? An “implied warranty of habitability” exists […]
Read moreLandlord Liability: Be Proactive with Maintenance Issues to Avoid Possible Lawsuits
As a rental property owner, you must have a solid understanding of your liability in regards to maintenance. You can […]
Read moreThe Dangers of Fireplaces in Rental Properties
As an owner of a rental property, you may know how to safely operate your rental home’s fireplace, but it […]
Read moreFive Reasons to Have a Rental Inspection
A regular rental property inspection is an invaluable service for your investment! Have you had a rental property inspection lately? […]
Read more2015 Rental Market Analysis for Landlords – Second Quarter
Rental Market Analysis for Landlords Forecasts Bright Economic Outlook Through Second Quarter in New Infographic Real Property Management, the nation’s […]
Read moreDo I Have to Rent to a Registered Sex Offender?
There are more laws restricting sex offenders than any other type of criminal, even murderers. All sex offenders are required [...] Read more
Record Low Interest Rates: All Signs Point to Refinance.
A mortgage taken out in 2012 cost an average of 5% interest rate. Today, a mortgage can be obtained for approximately [...] Read more
Using Properties As An Investment
An investment property can be a great way to earn extra money, but choosing the right one is key. A [...] Read more
How to Clean Up After Messy Renters 101 in Five Easy Steps
How to Clean up After Messy Renters 101 in Five Easy Steps There are few things more stressful to [...] Read more
Accidental Landlords
Most of the owners that we work with are investors, and we enjoy building those relationships whether they are out [...] Read more
Is It A Good Time To Refinance?
At this point in our economy, refinancing an investment property based upon interest rates that are at an all-time low [...] Read more
How Important Is It to Remodel a Unit When Considering ROI and Actual Cost?
When a unit or house becomes vacant, there is much for the investor/owner to consider. Usually, upon vacancy there is [...] Read more
How expensive is it to own a pet?
There are many great reasons to get a pet, and as many pet lovers will agree the good usually outweighs [...] Read more
To Insure or Not to Insure
Are you an accidental landlord? These days the number of homeowners have increased that have tried to unsuccessfully sell their [...] Read more
Real Estate Investing Is A Great ROI In Pittsburgh
Ask any financial representative, and they will explain that the key to a balanced and successful portfolio is diversification. That [...] Read more
Winterizing Your Home
1. Change furnace filters- Replace filters once a month during the winter, because a dirty filter can reduce air flow […]
Read more7 Ideas to Improve Curb Appeal This Fall
7 Ideas to Improve Curb Appeal This Fall Whether you’re thinking about […]
Read moreDIY Landlords, Is it Time To Hire a Property Manager?
If you have the time and experience to manage your rental property yourself, it can be a rewarding proposition […]
Read moreLocation is Key In Investment Properties
What one should understand is that when you are buying an investment, you are also investing in a neighborhood. Making […]
Read moreRenting Vs. Owning a Home
According to Zillow, between 2007 and 2013 the U.S. added about 6.2 million tenants, compared to only 208,000 homeowners. After […]
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