We aren’t born to be landlords. There is no inherent knowledge provided to us by the heavens of the proper way to manage rental properties  and tenants. It’s something we learn, often on the fly, after we have acquired the property and usually after we have installed tenants.

Learning from mistakes is the costliest way to become a landlord. This blog post will help you avoid some of the most damaging mistakes that landlords often make, and help you protect your investment and profit-margin.

One of the reasons to enter the rental investment market is that tons of people need to rent housing. The other side of that coin is that the market is bustling, with tons of players at every position.

When you’re looking to find a place to rent, the internet has got your back. You can find people renting out a room, or a house set up for a group of people that will keep rent low. There’re also many people trying to scam inexperienced renters, so we’ve provided tips to keep you safe from scammers trying to take your security deposit and run.