As a landlord, managing rental property in Nashville can be expensive. The increasing prices of goods and services and their impact on your rental revenue can lead to a lower ROI. Nevertheless, there are many proven ways of saving money on your rental property. The best is to hire a
The Nashville housing market was going strong even during the pandemic, when most businesses struggled to grow. The rapid growth in the local real estate market and the surging demand for rentals indicate that purchasing a Nashville investment property can be lucrative in the long run. However, are these factors
Investing in Nashville real estate provides some great opportunities for earning money and building wealth. A lot of the owners we talk to want to know when they can expect to begin making money off their investment property. Here’s the truth: You make money as soon as you buy that
Maintenance will be required at some point, no matter how new your rental property happens to be. Whether it’s a small leak or a new roof, you need to be prepared for those property repairs. Budgeting and planning is essential. You don’t want to be left with an expensive repair
There are a lot of reasons that unhappy owners and investors might fire their Nashville property managers. Maybe maintenance costs are too high and repairs are too frequent. Maybe the rent consistently comes in late and there is no lease enforcement. Some owners leave property managers because reported financials are
