How to handle difficult situations and a look into the unsettling reality for one landlord.

We break down a controversial article painting landlords as evil and greedy.

My memetic is to do everything DIY. I got this. I can do it! Frankly, it’s exhausting and it’s the reason I’m selling the rental property. I share the details in this week’s episode.

If you self-manage your rental and you’re thinking of selling it you have other options. You could hire a property manager as well. We break down all the data on a real-life example...

Your mental mood can fluctuate quickly. That’s the topic of discussion on today’s episode plus a new change happening in PA for criminal records and how to pre-screen using Google Forms.

We think we’re in control of our decision making but there are emotional systems under the surface running the show. Behavioral Economics is the study of why we make irrational decisions.

In the news this week we discuss LA tinkering with a vacancy tax for landlords, immigration reform pushing to evict 108,000 immigrants, how A.I. is changing REI, and fun facts about landlords.

I’ve had a lot on my plate as of late and continual speed bumps during a renovation at my rental property have amplified this. I find myself spitting out my trigger word a lot lately.

The ordinance would also disallow property owners from denying an application because of an insufficient credit history, credit scores lower than 500 and eviction judgments more than three years old.

The average rent in Mountain View, CA (home of Google) is $4,150. This is leading to many people (including employees) to live in vans parked in the pristine streets and some people are not happy about it.