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Renovating your rental property is one of the best ways to increase your return on investment. The right upgrades will make your rental home more appealing to tenants while also lowering turnover rates. To appeal to potential tenants, rental buildings should be comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, but they should also be a blank canvas for tenants to personalize. There are numerous ways to prepare a rental property for tenants, ranging from basic fixes like changing hardware to major projects like tearing down walls. So, what renovation…

Video tours have risen in popularity for their convenience and safety since the start of the pandemic. Not only this, but it gives your property a wider reach for prospective tenants who may not live close by. Consider creating one to find more potential tenants for your rental property! Virtual tours can also hasten decision-making and allow people to view the rental at any given time. Face-to-face property tours can be limited in nature when compared to video tours, which are available any time a prospective renter is online. Video tours are …

It’s no longer a secret that being a landlord can be a lucrative opportunity . Renting to great tenants in North Dakota can ensure a consistent rental income and an overall good landlord experience. That said, as with any other business, it can be challenging as well. The experience can be anything but wonderful when you rent to a difficult tenant. A difficult tenant is high maintenance, causes negligent property damage, pays rent late or sometimes misses it altogether. Evicting such a tenant from the rental unit before the lease term ends…

The only proven way of keeping a property in good shape is regular maintenance. Maintenance also acts as a marketing strategy to attract new tenants or make your current occupants happy. It's worth noting that because of the size and number of occupants, multi-family rental properties often necessitate more frequent maintenance than single-family residences. The tenant and landlord have an equal responsibility to care for the property, as stated in the lease agreement. TruHome Property Solutions has prepared the following guide to help you…

North Dakota is home to 765,309 people, with 38% living in rental housing and 62% living in their own homes. This is quite a substantial number of renters. Much like the rest of the country, North Dakota has landlord-tenant laws in place to govern the lease or rental agreement. The landlord-tenant law helps bring order in an otherwise potentially chaotic environment. If you’re a landlord in Grand Forks, here’s a basic overview of the statewide landlord-tenant law both the landlord and tenants must abide by. Required Landlord Disclosures When…