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Regular rental property inspections are one of the most important risk-management tools for landlords and property managers. They help protect the property, reduce liability, improve tenant relations, and preserve long-term asset value.

Professional property managers and rental property owners are busy. With leasing, maintenance coordination, r...

Key Takeaways Domestic renter mobility has dropped to a historic low of 21.6 percent, down from 26.7 percent in 2014, as more renters stay put to avoid higher costs — yet those who do move prioritize affordability, lifestyle, and job access. Sun Belt states dominate migration trends, with Texas, Florida, and North Carolina leading net gains, driven by lower r...

During my 1031 exchange workshops, these are some of the questions I hear from investors:

“I replaced the equity . . . why did I still pay taxes?”
“I bought a bigger property . . .  how did I create boot?”
“I thought I did everything right . . . what did I miss?”

Most 1031 exchanges don’t fall apart because of the property. They fall apart because t...

In L.A.’s high-stakes rental market, where tenants and landlords regularly go to war over housing disputes, renters have filed more than 115,000 complaints to the city Housing Department since 2013.

Now, a new dashboard shows the worst offenders.

Called the Top 100 Problem Rental Properties, the new tool launched by City Controller Kenneth Me...

Key Takeaways Expert insights on worst states for landlords Actionable strategies you can implement today Real examples and practical advice Worst States for Landlords in 2026: 10 States That Make Rental Investing Painful

Not every state wants your rental property business. Some have built legal frameworks so heavily tilted tow...