Being a landlord first time

The five most important things to know before becoming a landlord. Being a landlord can be great - a little extra income and some peace of mind for a second property. Find out what you need to consider to make it the best experience possible.

If it's your first time renting, you don't want to pay more than you need to or be surprised by recurring fees you'll need to pay each month. It's important for you to know what to expect before you meet with your prospective landlord, what questions to ask, and your rights as a tenant. Read more on the #realestateblog in our First-Time Renter's Guide for New York:

Tips for First-Time Investment Property Buyers. Home investment information provided as a courtesy by Anita Clark in Warner Robins Georgia.

What is the biggest difference rent vs. own? 🤷‍♀️ 🙅Rent 🚫You build wealth for your landlord 🚫Your monthly rent likely will increase 🚫You might be limited in what you can customize in the property 🚫You will likely to pay rent, fees, and security deposit 🚫Your landlord can ask you to leave any time 🏡Owners ✅You build your own wealth/equity ✅Your monthly mortgage payment is locked in

Whether you find yourself an unexpected landlord due to military orders or you've purchased a property intending to rent it out, you should know a few things before you ask your first tenants to sign on the dotted line.

Check out the 7 mistakes we went through as new landlords. Sharing our own experiences and insights for each one.

Being a new landlord can be overwhelming. Here are my top 50 landlord tips to help get you started.

Today I’m sharing 5 things I wish I knew before purchasing my first rental property! Follow these five tips and you’ll avoid a lot of headaches:

Last year, my wife and I became an accidental landlord. We were upside down in our home and couldn't sell it without taking a big loss.