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     By:John Smith

    While a Washington, DC appeals court rules in favor of a foreclosure-scam victim, the perpetrators surface in another guise.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:John R Math

    There always seems to be some confusion when it comes to accounting methods. Each method has advantages and disadvantages. Overall, the main differences between the two systems would be the timing of the transactions and when they are recorded. We will review each method of accounting in this article.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Get Started into Property Management

     By:Sonia Smith

    Getting started in a property managements business requires a lot of work and research on your part.


    In Category - Property Management
  • How to pre-qualify potential tenants

     By:Eugene Hacker

    How do you make sure the applicant fulfills the income and credit requirements to rent from you? Many landlords simply arrange to meet the tenant at the tenant's convenience and only after showing the unit and answering the tenant's questions do they ask for a credit application. This can be a huge hassle and waste of time if the tenant does not qualify.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Understanding How Property Management Works

     By:Flynna Jones

    Property management is directly linked to real estate business. Its main focus is on selling, renting and handling other people's assets such as house. The property manager is considered to be an asset to an investor that has no time for looking into every property he has.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Landlords - Is Property Rental Software Important to You?

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Property rental software is vital for modern day property management. Learn all that you will need to know on handling your financial data and tenant information with property rental software.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • How to Raise the Rent Without Losing Tenants

     By:Brian Davis

    Raising the rent can be a contentious move, with a variety of risks. Here are some tips for increasing the rent on your rental lease units smoothly and successfully.


    In Category - Property Management
  • The Top 10 Common Code Violations for Towns & HOA’s

     By:John R Math

    The other day when I received my water bill, the town where I live included in the mailing their most frequent code violations that occur. After I was done reading the list it just clarified in my mind, and reminded me that homeowner associations are just small governments that are trying to keep their communities safe, while trying to maintain/increase the value of the resident’s homes.


    In Category - Property Management
  • For Property Management Jobs How do You Pick the Best Manager?

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Are you worn down by the property management jobs that come with your rental property? Find out what a property manager can do for you and learn how to pick the perfect one.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Natural Disasters: Protect Your Home

     By:Roby Hicks

    We deal with different forms of threats every day. Although there are threats that we can avoid, there are those that are out of our control. Among these threats are the natural disasters. There are various types of natural disasters. This includes flood, hurricane, wildfire and tornado. In order to prepare for these disasters, we should learn about the potential disaster that will happen in our community.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Screening Tenants for Your Rental Investment Property

     By:Lauren Spencer

    If you are investing in rental property, it makes sense to spend some time preparing for the evaluation of your prospective tenants. Careful interviewing and examination of application forms can save you a lot of headaches later on in the tenancy.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • 15 Questions to Ask at Your Community Association's Next 'Meet the Candidates Night'

     By:John R Math

    Once a year we get a chance to get to know more about our future community leaders. Condominium associations have 'Candidate Information' sheets and distribute them to their residents before an election. Now we see many more associations holding 'Meet the Candidates Night'.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Board Member Types: 'The Has Been', 'The Never Were' and 'The Wanna Be'

     By:John R Math

    Throughout the years we have seen these types of Board members in our community associations. They are that member who is on the Board of Directors for 'other reasons' than doing what is best for the association.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Reputation Management 101: Protect your Name Online

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    On the downside, it's also easy for others to promote an agenda which can be highly damaging to our interests. In both our business and social lives, we might find that our good name is being sullied by professional competition, or personal attack.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Arizona Proposes New Regulations on Appraisal Management Companies

     By:Paul Escobedo

    Arizona is one of several states who have made changes to the regulation of appraisal management firms.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • When Can I Keep my Tenant's Security Deposit?

     By:Shamon Kureshi

    I am frequently asked for legal advice relating to tenancy rules and regulations from landlords. Over the past few years I have studied tenancy and rental property legislation in numerous states and provinces. One of the most common questions I get relates to what to do when a tenant breaks their lease and moves out prior to the expiry date on the contract. One such question was raised to me at a recent seminar where I was speaking on matters relating to tenancy legislation in Alberta, Canada.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Find the Right Property Manager

     By:Roby Hicks

    It is difficult to manage an investment property especially if you have other jobs. This could lead to problems. In order to help you manage your property better, why not hire a property manager. He can do a lot for you. He can collect the rent, attend to tenants complaints, look for a tenant, maintain your property and more. Even the HOAs rely on property management companies to do their duties so that they can focus on other things as well.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Uncover Which Property Management Jobs are Perfect for You Today

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Are you a newcomer to property management jobs? Then discover what are the different types of property management positions and how you can climb the career ladder in the shortest time possible.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Brooklyn Foreclosures for Sale May Rise With Stuyvesant Ruling

     By:John Cutts

    Industry experts are concerned that the recent court ruling on Stuyvesant Town apartment would further push up the Brooklyn foreclosures for sale numbers. The court ordered the apartment building owners to pay damages and rent overcharges to tenants.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Does Your Board of Directors Follow the Business Judgment Rule?

     By:John R Math

    Board of Directors in community associations are protected from liability in the course of operating and making decisions by what is known by the 'Business Judgment Rule'. The Business Judgment Rule requires that the Board act within a reasonable manner and take the necessary steps to justify their decisions.


    In Category - Property Management
  • 8 Questions a Community Association Should Ask When Hiring a Service Company

     By:John R Math

    Because of the recent economic and mortgage related problems, we have seen a growing trend with Associations hiring new, low cost and low fee service companies. These low cost vendors and service companies that are coming into the marketplace are new, inexperienced and under staffed.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Tips on Being a Landlord

     By:Tim Caffrey

    Usually some of the best real estate investors have been landlords or property managers. Some investors say this is the best way to really know what real estate investing is all about. At first you are excited, then when the headaches start you wonder what the heck are you doing?


    In Category - Property Management
  • How To Save Utility Costs In Your Rental Apartment Building

     By:Shamon Kureshi

    My existing clients and other landlords frequently ask me what is the best way to reduce utility costs on their apartment buildings. One of the simplest solutions is to change all of the toilets to more efficient, low volume models.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Beneficial real estate options in Gurgaon

     By:Web Alliance

    Gurgaon, the NCR of India’s capital city is one of the top demanded places for residential and corporate sectors. All the leading business organizations and multinationals are found to have located their abode in the beautiful environment of Gurgaon these days. Investment options in Gurgaon are not only enjoyed by the corporate sectors, but people who are purchasing property for residential purposes are gaining tremendously as well


    In Category - Real Estate Consultancy & Services
  • What Gone with the Wind can Teach Us About Real Estate

     By:M Shane

    Currently, we are fighting our own war against a recession, against lost jobs, bankruptcy and the threatening cycle of poverty. While it may not be in everybody's best interests to invest in real estate at this time, having property of your own is one of the best long-term goals for both you and the country.


    In Category - Real Estate Market


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