Tenant bankruptcy is one of the more frightening things that can happen to a landlord. You may find yourself unsure if your tenant can or will pay their rent any…

Many smaller landlords are compelled to call it quits and get out of town as the more the rental market is regulated, the more “unintended consequences” arise creating more problems.…

A federal appeals court panel has appeared skeptical of a Seattle law preventing landlords from inquiring about the criminal background checks of prospective tenants, repeatedly wrestling with whether the law…

The Seattle City Council has approved an ordinance requiring landlords twice a year to report the rent and other fees they charge for each rental, according to reports. Also in…

Landlords and renters are in it together as they work together towards energy efficiency in rentals. By Greg Fasullo Consumers are increasingly seeking ways to decrease their carbon footprint and…

Almost everyone is familiar with the standard year-long, fixed-term lease. It’s a staple in the rental business community. However, it’s not the only type of lease. There are many kinds…

41 Great Reasons to Use Property Management Software to Operate your Rentals Note: This list has been updated in June 2022 to include additional rental property management software providers and…

Heard the acronym ADU thrown around recently, and wonder what it means? Or, for that matter, what the term accessory dwelling unit means? They go by many names: guest house,…

As a landlord, you’re in the business of filling units. It’s one of the most critical parts of your job. Empty units mean lost profit. Ultimately, the success of your…

Wondering how real estate has performed over the decades, compared to stock markets? Deni and Brian break down average historical stock market returns along with average real estate returns to…