Best Locations
Identify communities with the characteristics that support strong long-term rental demand.
Practical property guidance built on 20+ years of owning, buying, selling, renovating and managing rental homes.
Buy the right property. In the right location. With the right numbers.
Rental property should generally be viewed as a longer-term investment. Rentals can offer considerable advantages through property appreciation, ongoing cash flow and depreciation. Before buying, understand the likely holding period, the numbers, the tax implications and the ownership structure that may suit your circumstances. Tax and legal decisions should be reviewed with your CPA and attorney.
Identify communities with the characteristics that support strong long-term rental demand.
What size, layout and features tend to make a property attractive to good long-term tenants.
Purchase price, likely rent, HOA, property taxes, insurance, management, maintenance and other carrying costs — does the property actually make sense as a rental?
Understand fees, rental restrictions and rules before committing to a property.
What to look for in a management company — services, fees, tenant handling and communication.
Let’s look at the property, the location and the numbers before you buy.