“I have a home I can’t sell and I’m considering renting it.”
So, your home is on the market and it’s not selling.
You are frustrated.
You are considering leasing the home but you have a lot of questions and concerns:
- How does property management work?
- Do I really need a property manager?
- Will the Tenant destroy my house?
- What does all of this cost?
- Can I keep my home on the market while I try to sell it?
We speak with individuals like you every single week.
We totally understand how becoming a Landlord might seem like a scary proposition.
Better yet, we’re here to guide you through the process of determining whether to
rent your home or not.
Contact us or download the New Landlord Checklist to see if becoming a landlord is the right decision for you.
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- How to Register Your Rental Property in Kokomo, Indianaby Brooke RobinsonIf you own rental property in Kokomo, Indiana, you’re required by city ordinance to officially register it with Code Enforcement. This process isn’t just about filing paperwork; it’s about ensuring each rental unit meets local, state, and federal standards, keeping… Read more: How to Register Your Rental Property in Kokomo, Indiana
- Indianapolis Property Management Update: Rental Statistics Q3 2024by Brooke RobinsonQuarter 3 brought some welcome news to the Indianapolis rental market. The standout statistic? There are a few, so let’s dig into things… Days on Market (DOM) for rental properties in Indianapolis dropped to an average of 35 days. This… Read more: Indianapolis Property Management Update: Rental Statistics Q3 2024
- Fed Cuts Interest Rates a Half Point: Here’s What it Means for Investorsby Brooke RobinsonFor the past several weeks, all eyes have been on the Federal Reserve as investors, economists, and homeowners waited with bated breath for an expected rate-cut announcement. And on Wednesday, as expected, the Reserve did indeed cut its benchmark interest… Read more: Fed Cuts Interest Rates a Half Point: Here’s What it Means for Investors