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As a landlord, it’s natural to want to keep an eye on your property and your tenant. But entering or inspecting your property too often could be viewed as an unwelcome intrusion into your tenant’s privacy. To avoid annoying your tenant, it’s important to know when and how you can enter a rental property – […]
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“To me, success is not about money. It’s about what I design.” —Paula Scher It doesn’t matter what your goals are. They can be real-estate-related, or real estate can be the investment vehicle that allows you to achieve your goals. The important thing is to be clear and specific about your goals. You can’t just […]
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One of the inevitable parts of working in property management is handling tenant complaints. For many landlords, tenant complaints are a nuisance. But when looked at another way, a tenant… more
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The success of a real estate investor’s marketing campaign is determined by the audience and the message. To run a successful campaign, you need to start by identifying the prospects… more
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The not-for-profit and non-profit sectors have always been a major source of confusion for those unfamiliar with their differences – not least because they sound like the same thing. After nearly ten years of working in the non-profit sector, I can tell you that the not-for-profit and non-profit worlds are different. They have
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