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When To Hire A Property Manager

Posted by JD Esajian // January 11, 2019

There are two sides to every debate. For some reason, the world of real estate investing is full of debates. One of the more common debates is whether to hire a dedicated property manager. In a perfect world, every landlord would have someone to run their property. As much as there is a definite benefit, […]


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Read This Before Buying Your First Vacation Rental Property

Posted by JD Esajian // August 31, 2018

With summer in full swing it is prime time for vacation season. Right now, you may be reading this on the front porch of your vacation home with the sun just coming up and a cup of coffee by your side. You have been coming to the same spot every summer and just started considering […]


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5 Biggest Fears Of Owning A Rental Property (That You Shouldn’t Be Afraid Of)

Posted by JD Esajian // June 29, 2018

A healthy real estate portfolio is one of the keys to true long-term wealth. Even a sole single-family rental can completely change your financial outlook. As much as you may see the upside with a rental, there are a handful of negatives that can be difficult to ignore. There is no question that if you […]


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5 Tips To Help Improve Rental Property Management

Posted by Paul Esajian // February 16, 2018

In most markets the demand for quality rentals continues to remain strong. Over the past decade there has been a steady increase in rental property ownership and rental property demand. Just one cash flow producing rental property can completely change your portfolio for the better. For every tenant horror story you hear there are a […]


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6 Red Flags With Any Rental Property Purchase

Posted by JD Esajian // December 9, 2017

A quality rental property can completely transform your portfolio. The idea of having tenants provide you with monthly cash flow while reducing your loan balance is a very appealing thought. However, not every property makes a good rental. It is important to always do your due diligence on every prospective rental purchase you make. There […]


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5 Reasons To Consider Investing In Single Family Rentals

Posted by Paul Esajian // November 3, 2017

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Right now, is an ideal time to invest in single family rentals. With rental demand high coupled with near record low interest rates it has created the perfect storm for buy and hold investors. As profitable as a quality rental property may be there are still many investors who only focus on fix and flip […]


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7 Things You Should Do Before Your Next Tenant Moves In

Posted by JD Esajian // June 9, 2017

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There is a big difference between a good landlord and a great one. In most cases it is the little things you do that make all the difference. By going the extra mile, even when you don’t have to, you will have a happier tenant that respects you and the property. A happier tenant is […]


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5 Things Every Landlord Should Do With Surplus Cash Flow

Posted by JD Esajian // November 2, 2016

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Owning a rental property should be viewed as a long term investment. If you take care of the property it will produce income for years to come.  As apparent as this may be not every landlord is willing to go the extra mile.  They would rather allocate any extra cash flow to other areas of […]


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5 Things You Should Do To Your Rental Property Every Year

Posted by JD Esajian // September 15, 2016

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To maximize rental cash flow you need to stay on top of your property year round. It is not enough to list your rental and wait for tenants to pour in. Even if the property doesn’t necessarily need updates it is always best to be a step ahead rather than a step behind.  In competitive […]


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What To Do If You Are Staring At An Eviction

Posted by JD Esajian // September 1, 2016

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If you own a rental property long enough eventually you will be forced to deal with an eviction. In a perfect world you can reach an amicable resolution and quickly move on. A more likely scenario is that the eviction will linger for months impacting every aspect of your business.  Often times the actions you […]


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