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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? Read along to learn what each option covers and how to choose the right insurance for your rental. Homeowners insurance wont cover the lost rent.

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How to find the best rental property accounting software for landlords

Buildium

Managing rental properties involves more than just collecting rent and maintaining the property. One of the most important aspects of property management is keeping track of financial transactions, monitoring expenses, and ensuring taxes are filed correctly.

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Capital Gains on Rental Property & How to Calculate Them

Bay Property Management Group

Capital gains on rental property can feel like one of those things no one tells you aboutuntil its time to sell. Main Takeaways Capital gains tax on rental properties depends on how long you’ve owned the propertyshort-term gains are taxed like regular income, while long-term gains have lower rates (0%, 15%, or 20%).

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How to Become a Tiny House Landlord

American Apartment Owners Association

AvalonBay has added about 50 ADUs into some of its California communities.The average 425-square-foot studios and junior one-bedroom units generate rent between $4 and $8 per square foot. On average, the units have been rented out within 30 days and there have been minimal concerns from existing tenants.

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How To Calculate A Vacancy Rate? A Guide for Landlords

Bay Property Management Group

Several Factors Influence Vacancy Rates – Population growth, rental pricing, and the local job market play key roles in determining how easily a property can attract tenants. Landlords should stay informed about market trends and set competitive rent prices to minimize vacancies. What Affects Vacancy Rates?

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How to Minimize Vacancy Rates in Your Rental Properties

Young Management

Vacancy rates are one of the most significant concerns for property owners and landlords. A vacant rental unit not only generates no income but also adds to ongoing costs like maintenance, utilities, and advertising. Rent too high, and your property may sit vacant for extended periods.

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Oregon Considers Rent Control Expansion To Newer Projects

Rental Housing Journal

Oregon lawmakers are considering rent control expansion, called rent stabilization, to include some newer buildings, according to reports. The current law applies only to residential rental units 15 years and older and limits rent increases to 10% a year. The bill is likely to face amendments going forward.

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