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Those home improvement tv shows make buying and selling real estate look so easy, don’t they? You find a dirt-cheap property that needs some minor fixing up, take a sledgehammer to the ugly 1970’s era cabinets and replace them with inexpensive open-concept shelving. Pry up the sheet vinyl floors and rip up the ugly stained

You’ve purchased your first Raleigh investment property. You’re ready to embark on a journey as a landlord. There are many things you’ll need to consider. The first thing you’ll want to pay close attention to is the property lease agreement. It’s vitally important to ensure your lease clearly and legally outlines key requirements and restrictions of

Imagine this rental property scenario: You have a tenant who suddenly becomes late on rent payments, or worse stops paying altogether. You begin eviction proceedings but before the case goes to court the tenant settles up. They pay their late rent, along with other related fees outlined in their lease agreement. This includes legal fees and court

[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.4.1″] Just like your own home, your rental property is subjected to daily wear and tear that takes its toll on its overall condition over time. We’re not talking about major, costly damage that must be fixed so the property can be considered habitable. Instead, these are minor, inexpensive fixes that can