Category: building-credibility

With your investment strategy lined up, it’s time to prepare yourself for the tenants in your investment properties. But before you put on your landlord hat and begin conducting interviews, as a landlord, you’re responsible for being aware of local, state, and federal laws that govern discrimination and your screening criteria for tenants.  Now, of … Continued

Property management is a crucial aspect of being a successful landlord in Fort Myers. While having a great property in a prime location is certainly important, it all goes to waste if you don’t have good property management in place. When tenant complaints are ignored and issues left unresolved, it can quickly turn into a … Continued

So how does wholesaling work? Wholesalers offer investors the opportunity to realize significant returns on properties without doing all of the leg work for themselves to locate the property. Instead, wholesalers find these properties through marketing efforts that bring in potential investments. Then, they inspect the property and negotiate with the owner. Typically never buying … Continued

Please don’t go! With happier tenants overall, your turnover rates will be lower than the average in Fort Myers, and your income will be steady and reliable, making you a happy landlord. And once you have gone through the trouble of a thorough screening process and have located exceptional tenants, you simply will not want … Continued

Property wholesalers offer an appealing option to homeowners with a property that wouldn’t typically fare well on the MLS. But what exactly is a property wholesaler? For a small fee, the property wholesalers act as a link between property owners holding troubled properties and investors who are usually cash buyers with little time to locate … Continued

There is a great deal to learn about the real estate investment business. While everything can look great about your investment property on paper, dealing with people is not so cut and dried as working with numbers. Whatever you do, do not skip any step in screening tenants, especially checking references and contacting previous landlords. … Continued