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In Florida, all leases for residential tenancy (with a few exceptions) include an implied warranty of habitability. This quite simply means that the landlord is responsible for keeping the property in a safe and liveable condition while it is being rented out. This warranty is implied, meaning it does not have to be expressly written…Read More→

What is a Security Deposit? A security deposit is simply money a customer puts down to insure against potential loss and damage to the item being rented or used. A security deposit gives the customer “skin in the game” and helps ensure that they properly care for any property in their possession that they do…Read More→

If you’re new to investment property, you probably already know there’s a lot of industry jargon. From calculating cap rates to searching the MLS to find FSBO properties, there are plenty of terms to learn. Today, we’ll add another to your vocabulary – rent roll. Rent Roll Definition A rent roll is quite simply a…Read More→

It’s always a good idea to have a professional inspection done before purchasing a home. A home inspector knows exactly what to look for to prevent costly problems in the future. Most homes have a few problems when they go up for sale, but some properties have serious issues that will cost thousands to repair….Read More→

Have you heard about the riches people are raking in renting out their spare properties as vacation rentals and want in on the action? While owning a vacation rental can be a lucrative investment, it’s not all sunshine and dollar signs. When it comes to vacation rentals, there are a lot of risks that come…Read More→

Are you considering renting out your home? If so, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Renting your home can provide some great benefits, but it also comes with some risks. Here are a few things to consider before making your decision. Benefits of Renting Your Home Some of the benefits of…Read More→

There’s a lot of jargon and acronyms in the investing world, and real estate investing is no exception. Brush up your terminology skills with these top real estate investing terms to learn for beginner investors: Rental Property Rental property may be residential or commercial and refers to property from which the owner receives a monthly…Read More→

Most residential landlords in Florida will most likely require their tenants to pay money upfront as security for their future payments of rent and upkeep of the property. The landlord does not own the deposit and, therefore, has a legal responsibility to keep it safe until used or the tenant leaves. This deposit may be…Read More→

Do you own a vacant residence or commercial building? Did you know that there are some very real risks to keeping a property vacant for long periods of time? We always suggest keeping your properties rented out to minimize potential risks, including: Loss of Cash Flow Perhaps the scariest risk of leaving your residential or…Read More→

With rents at an all-time high, many people are considering converting their primary home into an income-generating rental property. While the rental property is a superb way to build wealth and diversify your portfolio, it can also be a very time-consuming endeavor that requires due diligence and hard work. If you’re ready to take on…Read More→