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What Insurance Do I Need If I Rent Out My House?

Bay Property Management Group

Protecting whats yours is one of the most important parts of managing a rental property. And if youve been asking yourself, What insurance do I need if I rent out my house? Accidents happenits part of the game, and having the right insurance in place really matters. Homeowners insurance wont cover the lost rent.

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Finding the Perfect Multifamily Property

American Apartment Owners Association

Because of their capacity to improve an investors cash flow, generate multiple streams of income and boost their net operating income (NOI), multifamily properties are a popular type of real estate investment. Are you taking that big step and purchasing your first multifamily property?

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Tax accounting for rental property management: What landlords should know

Buildium

Note: This guide is intended to provide general information on rental property tax accounting. For specific advice on your own property or portfolio, speak with a tax professional that can examine your specific situation in detail. What Counts as Rental Income? Heres a quick breakdown of those definitions.

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Can You Deduct Your Own Labor on a Rental Property, Answered

Bay Property Management Group

Owning a rental property often means wearing many hatslandlord, accountant, and sometimes even handyman. So, if youre taking care of repairs yourself, can you deduct the cost of your own labor on a rental property? So, normally, you can deduct labor costs when you hire someone to work on your rental property.

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What Makes a Great Property Management Company in Los Angeles?

Beach Front Property Management

Why Choosing the Right Property Manager in Los Angeles Matters Owning multifamily rental property in Los Angeles comes with unique challenges. But great property management goes beyond handling maintenance requests or collecting rent.

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Washington State Rent Control: What Multifamily Property Owners and Investors Need to Know Now

Rental Housing Journal

By Michael Coleman and Faris Babineaux Associates, Haynes Boone As of May 7, 2025, Washington state has a new rent control law under House Bill 1217. Washington is now the third state in the country with a statewide rent cap, joining California and Oregon. It only applies to increases on or after that date.

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6 steps to jump from property manager to property owner: Build your rental portfolio with confidence

Buildium

As a residential property manager, you have a front-row seat to one of the best opportunities for building wealth: owning rental properties. Every day, you help property owners grow their assetsso why not start doing the same for yourself? Why Transition to Rental Property Investment?