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There’s some helpful news coming out of D.C. this week that is going to make the day-to-day work of managing a rental a lot more straightforward. Industry experts recently shared an update about how federal agencies are simplifying the rules for us "mom and pop" owners. The goal is to get back to a common-sense approach that protects both the property and the community. A Fairer Way to Handle Animal Requests We all want to be great neighbors to those who truly need a serv

If you’re renting, whether a small studio, an apartment, or a condo — know this: your landlord’s insurance protects the building, not your stuff. That means everything you own like your furniture, electronics, clothes is on you. That’s where renters insurance comes in. What is a Renters Insurance? Renters insurance is a simple way to protect your belongings and yourself. Your landlord’s policy only covers the building, not your things. So if something goes wrong, you’re on yo

If you’re a renter (or homeowner) who’s ever sighed over an ancient refrigerator that hums like a freight train or a washing machine that sounds like a jack-hammer, you may assume you’re stuck with it until the lease ends. Turns out, that assumption might cost you more than you think. A recent article on Realtor.com explains why upgrading appliances can actually be a smart, even budget-friendly move—even if you don’t own the property. The Upside of New Appliances 1. Lower u

Renting out property involves more than just finding paying tenants — you also have to decide what rules you’ll set in your lease. One...