As a landlord, you don’t want to deal with a tenant who doesn’t pay rent on time or at all. Eviction can cost anywhere from $3,500 to $10,000, and you’ll be left with a vacant unit that you’ll have to pay for out of pocket. That’s why tenant screening is … Read More
Your credit score can affect many different aspects of your life. Good credit is generally required for large expenditures or investments like a car lease or purchase, a house purchase, or a property rental. Credit history is an easy way for dealerships, realtors, or landlords to know how you’ve handled large … Read More
Finding good tenants is key to establishing a consistent, reliable rental income. Conversely, even one bad tenant can cause you tremendous headaches at best and significant financial loss at worst. Dealing with consistent late payments, complaints from other tenants, and even property destruction can be enough to make you regret … Read More
Landlords often rely on credit checks to qualify applicants for their rentals. As an individual landlord managing your own property, you have flexibility with who you can rent to. If a potential tenant has a borderline credit score, you don’t have to rule them out immediately. You can look at … Read More
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