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Five Tips to Maintain and Rise the Value of Your Rental Property

December 10, 2021 Leave a Comment

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A rental property should be an asset that appreciates over time, unlike other assets that depreciate, such as vehicles. As a landlord, you should be working to maintain or improve your rental property’s value to make it more sustainable and profitable as a long-term investment.

Five Tips to Maintain and Rise the Value of Your Rental Property

Accomplishing this goal requires continuous involvement and investment in your rental home to keep it functional and attractive to prospective tenants. It is a time-consuming but worthwhile process. Here are some tips landlords should use to keep their rental property’s value increasing:

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Tips for First Time Renters – All you need to Know about Renting

August 12, 2013 8 Comments

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We landed in US on August 13th 2005. Since then we are renting even after deciding on staying in this country at least till I enjoy my work here. Why we are still renting? I tried to justify my point in this post, should I buy or continue to rent?. In these last 8 years we stayed in different cities and multiple apartment and condos. This post is about the lessons I learned in all these years.

Renting Tips

If you are going to be a renter soon, you must know the specifics of renting before you get into the lease agreement with your landlord. From the lease to renter’s insurance, to the hidden costs of renting, there are a lot of aspects of renting to learn about.

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10 Tips For Negotiating Lower Rent

October 29, 2012 16 Comments

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Are you wondering how to successfully negotiate for a lower rent? Knowing the right techniques will determine the success of the transaction. Here are ten ways for you to effectively negotiate for a lower rent.

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Tip # 1 Let your landlord know you are the ideal tenant

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