Of course, no one wants to face issues if given the chance. But investment is all about risk management. And renting out your apartment comes with its own set of risks.

Being a landlord has its pros and cons and sometimes you need some help with some of the problems you encounter. Thus the main topic of this blog will focus on the cons that landlords are facing. You’ll also get some insights on how to overcome them, so no worries! The cons that are always talked about and almost every landlord would face are high tenant turnover rates, late payments, and organisation. If any of these sound familiar to you then keep on reading. You might find some tips on how to get around them.

As a landlord, you’re probably forced to wear many hats in order to successfully manage you investment and property…

Tenant disputes with other tenants. Even the best screenings can’t prevent conflicting lifestyles, so what should you do in this situation?

This week, SPEEDHOME speaks to landlords on some renting tips for renters from avoid getting screwed. Our friendly landlords offers 5 useful tips to help renters to obtain the best deals.

So you’ve put up your house on listing and in less than a week a tenant comes in and seals the deal. Your tenant moves in, you get your first payment, they get the house key, you get your rental money and everyone’s happy.

Your one-stop-landlord guide to the in’s and out’s of renting. If you feel like taking a step into the waters of property or real estate, check this out.

So you’ve found an apartment, a nice cosy unit overlooking the city and the bed by the window shows the beautiful gleam of the midnight moon. Perfect for Netflix, hot chocolate or a good book for the weekends. You immediately call the landlord and he has agreed to meet you in person as well as to show you the apartment unit!

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