When a tenant offers to pay several months of rent in advance, it might seem like a financial win. However, this creates a specific accounting situation you need to handle…

Managing multiple rental properties, each with individual financial details, without a streamlined banking solution can be a recipe for confusion and wasted time.  Instead, having a bank account that caters…

Refinancing a rental property can be a smart financial move, and some of these costs are often tax-deductible, saving you money when tax season rolls around. The key thing to…

When a tree falls on your rental property, it doesn’t just make a sound—it can create a significant dilemma and potentially become a sizable unplanned expense.  Whether cleaning up the…

Let’s say you just replaced the outdated kitchen appliances in your short-term rental, hoping to attract more guests, enhance their experience, and increase your rental income.  The next thing you…

The surest way to derail any real estate business is a failure to protect yourself and your assets. Insurance isn’t the most exciting topic, but if you don’t properly cover…

Cap rate and cash on cash return are two important metrics that real estate investors use to analyze rental property, but each calculation is used for different reasons.  In this…

As a general rule, most real estate investors don’t buy properties that aren’t cash flow positive. However, cash flow can be different things to different people. That’s why it’s important…