On our version of Landlord’s Corner, we are talking about one question that we get asked most frequently, which is: how much does property management cost? There are a couple of ways to address this. First, we’ll talk about the landlord’s cost of property management in Redmond, and then we’ll discuss the costs associated with […]
Whether you’re moving for personal reasons or are being relocated internationally or to another state for work, keeping your current home as an investment property is an option when you move. If you’re in the Seattle area where tech companies frequently relocate their employees, this is even more attractive to investors, as Seattle has some […]
Buying property to rent it out is a concept made popular by dozens of TV shows and successful entrepreneurs, many of whom become wealthy relatively quickly by investing in property using borrowed capital, and reinvesting profits to accumulate a large real estate portfolio as quickly as possible. While this module can be profitable, it is […]
To jumpstarting your real estate investment portfolio without a large amount of capital, multi-family homes are both attractive and investor friendly.
Renting to students can be very profitable if you are in an area where rental rates are higher and there is a high demand for student housing.
The King County and Seattle/Eastside area is well known for great schools, and you should point them out when advertising your rental property.
In this short guide, you will learn how to identify problems, work with tenants, and create solutions, even if the tenant is being irrational, or completely abusing your contract.
No matter when you purchased, invested in, or put your property up for rent, you lose money for every month that it remains empty.
Any Seattle area property investment will require a certain amount of spring and summer upkeep and maintenance.
Keeping your rental units safe and providing some measure of security to any tenants who move into your investment property is not only something you should consider but also your legal responsibility. While most of your liabilities include how and where you distribute keys and what security measures you install into your property, it is […]