Volume V includes feature stories about securing lease listings, technology tools for Realtors, best practices for inspections and building violations, landlords and social media vetting, tenant language barriers during house shopping, foreclosures and existing tenants, interior design tips for installing breakfast nooks, and a podcast interview with Realtor Cathy Romano.
Volume V includes feature stories about whether property owners can benefit from Airbnb, AI versus Realtors, navigating expiring leases, troubleshooting disruptive guests of tenants and an interview with the Property Joes.
Volume IV includes feature stories about Wabi-Sabi interior design perks, homeowners insurance, shared amenities in multi-units versus COVID-19, and prevention of mold and mildew.
Volume III includes bedbug prevention, finding the best Realtor, winterization tips, anti-vaxxer tenants and landlords, and 2020-22 eviction news.
Volume II includes the highs and lows of pet-friendly rentals, renters insurance, tenant rejections and best practices for collecting rent.
Volume I includes a Realtor interview with Kim Wilkin, rekeying for tenant safety and landlord tips to avoid marginal tenants.
The Downsizing Queen. That’s the self-proclaimed nickname that Cathy Romano went by in her early days as a Realtor. “I started out [moving] people from a bigger space,” said Romano, who has lived in Lake Austin for 31 years. “People had these big, old houses. But their kids were gone, and they needed less space.”
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
The impact of technology on the real estate industry is indisputable. There’s no shortage of real estate tech tools on the market, but it can be challenging to determine which ones are worthwhile for Realtors to use. To keep pace with the ever-evolving landscape and work more efficiently, Realtors will likely want to add (or keep) certain tech tools in their toolbox.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
It's a fast-paced rental market, and many Realtors are hunting for the best new lease listings in their area. Finding them before it's too late won't be an easy task. The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) reports this fierce field has grown larger and more competitive.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
Landlords are busy. With so many tasks involved in managing rental properties, property inspections may be overlooked. The problem with that is a small violation can then escalate to a bigger issue.
Editor Top Picks, Sep 28, 2022
In the 1920s, architects invented a new home dining experience: the cozy, casual breakfast nook. But after social isolation has significantly ceased, could a breakfast nook still be the way to bring more happiness and comfort to the home experience?
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
It only seems natural that property owners would also want to know a little more about the social reputation of the people who plan to live inside their properties. But is it legal for a landlord to snoop into a potential lessee's social media accounts? This article will explain the fragile line of the law.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
Would it make sense for Realtors and landlords to become familiar with any or all of the local languages to be able to network with a larger rental audience? Probably. Being a multilingual real estate professional can certainly help to connect with a wider clientele.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
Before a new tenant moves in, there are some topics on the lease that need to be explained—the cost for rent and security deposits, maintenance and repair roles, condition of the premises, and pet and smoking rules. These are rules that usually have minimal room for misinterpretation. But there’s one gray area on a lease that could become a sticking point for both tenants and landlords: quiet enjoyment.
Featured Articles, Jul 25, 2022
In today’s political climate, there’s a taboo question that landlords may (or may not) dance around: Is this renter vaccinated from coronavirus disease 2019?
Legal, Jan 12, 2022
If you are a new landlord or tenant, you may have never heard of renters insurance. However, it is becoming a requirement for your tenants to obtain it.
Legal, Oct 28, 2021
The impact of technology on the real estate industry is indisputable. There’s no shortage of real estate tech tools on the market, but it can be challenging to determine which ones are worthwhile for Realtors to use. To keep pace with the ever-evolving landscape and work more efficiently, Realtors will likely want to add (or keep) certain tech tools in their toolbox.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022It's a fast-paced rental market, and many Realtors are hunting for the best new lease listings in their area. Finding them before it's too late won't be an easy task. The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) reports this fierce field has grown larger and more competitive.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
Landlords are busy. With so many tasks involved in managing rental properties, property inspections may be overlooked. The problem with that is a small violation can then escalate to a bigger issue.
Editor Top Picks, Sep 28, 2022In the 1920s, architects invented a new home dining experience: the cozy, casual breakfast nook. But after social isolation has significantly ceased, could a breakfast nook still be the way to bring more happiness and comfort to the home experience?
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
It only seems natural that property owners would also want to know a little more about the social reputation of the people who plan to live inside their properties. But is it legal for a landlord to snoop into a potential lessee's social media accounts? This article will explain the fragile line of the law.
Featured Articles, Sep 28, 2022
Located in South Austin, the Travis Heights neighborhood is one of the most coveted places to call home in the capital region of Texas. The community is in a central location near Downtown Austin and has easy access to I-35, allowing a quick and easy drive to other parts of the city. It’s also located within walking distance to SoCo, a lively area in South Congress.
Neighborhood Spotlight, Sep 28, 2022
Renters searching for a growing city that maintains a small-town vibe will fall in love with Georgetown, Texas. This little piece of paradise, just 30 minutes north of Austin, is known for its southern hospitality, booming job market, award-winning education and exceptional quality of life.
Neighborhood Spotlight, Mar 7, 2022
If you’re looking to live in one of the best places in Texas, Sugar Land makes the cut, according to Stacker. With a 2020 population of more than 117K, Sugar Land is the 33rd largest city in Texas and the 249th largest city in the United States.
Neighborhood Spotlight, Mar 7, 2022
For renters looking for a family-oriented city just outside of Dallas, Frisco is around 30 miles to the north. It’s an easy commute away from the Dallas metro area, located in Denton and Collin Counties. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and frequently recognized nationally as a great place to live. In 2018, MONEY Magazine listed Frisco as one of the 50 Best Places to Live
Neighborhood Spotlight, Mar 7, 2022
People are drawn to The Woodlands, Texas for its quaint residential communities, its bustling commercial and employment district, and its warm family atmosphere. But they stay for its attractions, activities, hip culinary scene, and more than 200 miles of natural hiking and jogging trails.
Neighborhood Spotlight, Oct 28, 2021
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