Turning your home into a rental property can be a daunting task, and many people don't where to start. Here, we have suggested a simple process to prepare yourself for the world of rentals.

You may have heard about people who have retired in their 30s because they became a successful real estate investor, but you probably wondered how that is even possible. If you are interested in trying out real estate investment, you'll need some good resources. Check some of our recommendations here.

Real estate investment is a great plan for generating some extra income, raising your net worth and building out a retirement plan for you and your family. Before you become a real estate mogul, you'll want to consider some things to prepare yourself for the world of real estate investing.

If you don't pay attention to what your house is trying to tell you, you may end up with a huge mess on your hands. A maintenance issue that goes neglected or unnoticed will end up costing you much more in the end than paying attention to these signs and taking care of the problem early.

Are you considering remodeling part of your home? Before you start, be careful to avoid these common renovation mistakes!

This is the second part of our home maintenance series. Last time, we covered most of the home maintenance systems that are outside of your house. This week, we're talking about the indoor systems. To check out the first part, head here.

Many people have a difficult time trying to rent their home. They get feedback that the house didn't work for the tenants, and they start thinking that they will need to invest some serious money into their house just to get someone to live there. More often than not, that is not the case. We have found that the most likely reason a tenant doesn't want your house are these four reasons.

It's a question that comes up every time a potential landlord wants to rent their home. What happens if my tenant wants to paint? Or install lighting? Or change appliances? It is a great question to ask, and here is our answer: for the most part, it's a great idea to let your tenants decorate. Though, there are some times when you might want not want a tenant to make the rental their own, so let's go over those too.

If you are planning to rent your house, don't go it alone! Use this 4 helpful tips to make the whole process even easier.

When talking about property management, there are a lot of myths that go around and we are using to address some of the most common ones. Here are our top 5 Myths about Property Management.