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You find reliable tenants by pricing the home to market, marketing it widely with strong photos, and then screening every applicant against the same written criteria for income, rental history, credit and background. Consistency is the part most owners skip, and it matters for both tenant quality and Fair Housing compliance.
As a landlord, you probably understand that without a good tenant in your property, you won't make any money. Tenants fund your investment property business. That monthly rent check covers expenses—plus, it puts passive profit in your pocket!
One of the most significant objections we hear to hiring a property manager is the concern that it's an expense.
