Blog #Property

Rental properties are one of the best real estate investments to engage in especially for someone interested in regular cash flow. Many investors are attracted by this aspect but feel constrained by the management issues that come with it. Some underestimate these challenges and decide to handle the management of their properties themselves. This group of landlords interview tenants, collect rent, supervise maintenance issues, resolve dispute among tenants, handle eviction processes and several other property management issues. While there is no law against doing these things yourself as a property owner, you should consider reasons why it may be better to engage a property manager.

This article is written to enlighten you on all the things that could go wrong, if and when you pick a wrong realtor, and how to avoid it.

In today’s market, traditional sales obstacles must be overcome — such as those canned, fake responses — and instead, real estate agents need to hone in on their natural instinct when it comes to making a sale. In this article, I’m imparting some tips based on years of my own experience, and hopefully you’ll learn a little something about selling real estate.

Imagine a situation where Ministry of Housing earmarks the house of a certain Mr. Chikazie for demolition with claims that his land was built illegally on government land, yet he bought the land from the original owners with documents to back it.