When a Rental Property Sits Vacant, Is the Rent Always the Problem? Vacancy is expensive. Every additional week that a rental property remains unoccupied represents potential income that an owner cannot recover. When a property has been sitting on the market for an extended period, one of the first recommendations owners often hear is simple: Lower the rent. Sometimes that is exactly the right decision. The rental market ultimately determines what a property can command, and

One of the most common questions property owners ask is: "What should I rent my property for?" The answer is more complex than simply pulling comparable listings from Zillow or seeing what the neighbor down the street is charging. Setting rental rates correctly is both a science and a strategy.

Here are three things that owners must ensure if the owner decides to retain responsibility for making the dwelling rent-ready.

In this article, we will highlight a few so that you as a residential landlord, can further investigate and discuss with your legal counsel

Gain insight into how to approach tenant screening.

KAM Realty Group looks forward to the continued progress of the Respect State Housing Law Act in the House of Representatives...

According to The Humane Society of The United States, "72% of renters have pets." This means that nearly 3/4 of the renter pool has pets....

In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of professional property management and why it is a wise investment for property owners.