If you're interested in investing in real estate and developing a portfolio of income properties, you probably have a lot of questions. Buying properties to rent can be a great long-term investment (as opposed to buying them to flip, which is more about short-term gain). However, there are also a...
Here at RentHub property management, we often reinforce how important your screening process is as a protective element in conjunction with a rock-solid lease. However, we've not done much exploration into the other half of the equation: your lease! It would be remiss of us to focus solely on the...
Finding excellent rental properties during the COVID-19 crisis is probably not very high on the priority list for many would-be landlords and property investors right now. As we face the impact of various stay-at-home orders across the Metroplex, property owners and renters alike are hunkering down...
As a Dallas property manager, it's easy for us to throw plenty of statistics your way as to why investing in Dallas is a smart move if you're looking to grow your portfolio—but what about small-scale landlords? Sure, you can probably see why having a property management partner when you have ten or...
With increasing talk around the country of social distancing moving into full-blown shelter-at-home orders, things are taking a dramatic turn. Our community is coming together to #FlattenTheCurve by staying home, washing our hands, and keeping our hopes high and our outlook positive. As a Dallas...
When it comes to growing your real estate portfolio, we've touched on the topic before of how investing out of state can be a significant boon for your property portfolio. There are several reasons why an investor might choose to look for new properties outside of their own backyard:
As a Dallas property manager, we know our fine city is known for many attractions that make it an easy place for your renters to call home—even when we can only enjoy pictures of them online for the time being.
Whether it's the expansive Dallas Arboretum (just looking at pictures of the tulips is...
Security deposits, which many people commonly refer to as "damage deposits," are a pretty universal practice in Plano property management (and anywhere else in the nation). The premise is simple:
At RentHub, we love these kinds of investing questions because it gives us the chance to shed some light on a topic that causes landlords and investors stress—especially during these trying times as a community.
When you're trying to retain profitable investments in the McKinney area, a prospective...
If you're an investor currently located in Singapore or Hong Kong, you know how tight your market for investing has become.
Even within the United States, in places like Los Angeles and Washington D.C., investing in property has perilous margins if you missed out on snagging property before the...
