by Theresa Bradley-Banta
As a landlord, your relationship with the tenant officially begins when they either sign a lease or enter the property. Even if the tenant never occupies the premises or pays rent, as long as they have signed a lease, there is still a landlord-tenant relationship in... 
by Theresa Bradley-Banta
Mixed-used properties have their upsides and downsides. When a property has more than one use, such as residential and commercial, it’s easier to reduce long-term maintenance costs and attract a variety of tenants. However, there are also parking problems and... 
by Theresa Bradley-Banta
You put a lot of time and money into finding the right property, but there is no guarantee that tenants will come just because you build it or buy it. Marketing costs big money. Paying for marketing and still having a high vacancy rate costs you even more. Keeping the... 
by Theresa Bradley-Banta
An accurate multifamily property evaluation is essential for the profitability and long-term success of your real estate investing business. Beginners should absolutely seek some guidance and input from a trusted advisor. Whether you are planning to purchase an... 
by Theresa Bradley-Banta
The term “absentee landlord” typically has a negative connotation. It is used to refer to a property owner who neglects the basic duties of a conscientious landlord. When a person does not live in the local area of their investment property, they are less... 
