Homeowners interested in rental income, especially first-time house hackers and aspiring real estate investors squeezed by rising housing costs, often see their home as the only asset with real leverage. The core tension is simple: long-term rental property conversion can create steady cash flow and financial benefits of house hacking,…
The multifamily housing market is currently undergoing a number of changes, which we believe will ultimately change the investment real estate market. A lot of these changes are dependent on the preferences of renters, which are mostly millennials and now Gen Z demographic (born 1997 - 2012). Property owners and…
Tenant screening will make or break the whole investment extremely profitable. If you are having a realtor fill your rental, you should still be the one making the decisions for who is qualified to rent the property and who is not. You have the final say when working with a…
When taking the next steps on buying your second House Hack or time to fully move away from a house hacking situation you might wonder what are some steps to do? Your soon to be full rental property is different than an owner-occupant property. These steps are important to not…
When you are the landlord and renting out part of your home to tenants, you might consider not disclosing that you are the landlord. In reality, this is simply not legal in many states. Of course, as always check with a real estate attorney or error on the side of…