Looking to prevent frozen pipes this winter? Here are a few tried and true tricks from a Midwesterner who has survived my fair share of 0ºF degree winters (with -30ºF windchill, fun!) in the Land [...]

With winter on the horizon, landlords and tenants have similar interests in mind — keeping properties warm enough to avoid the hellfire that is frozen or burst pipes. Landlords with properties [...]

By Ed Barone The new rent laws passed in the NY Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 is still being combed over, and every day we are alerted to the problems landlords will [...]

The simple answer is YES!  There are several reasons to have a written lease in place, for both tenants and landlords. The most important reason to have a written lease in place for both parties [...]

Most owners and property managers agree that turnover is a given and stands in the way of making profit. The key to reducing turnover is building a better relationship with tenants. This includes [...]

It can be overwhelming to keep track of rent payments, late fees, convenience fees, and maintenance fees — all while scheduling showings, sifting through applications, and telling that one tenant [...]