Robert Morgan is one of the largest landlords in the United States and it turns out he’s been running a ponzi scheme to scam private and commercial lenders. More details abound in today’s episode.

This is something I struggle with at times but I’m getting better at. I talk about the old adage of working on your business instead of in it and how to apply this thinking to being a landlord or property manager.

The first settlement of it’s kind addressing privacy concerns from tenants over smart locks that have data sharing apps. Something to be aware of before dropping lots of money on smart devices for a rental.

Criminal records are being expunged and moved to the back of the tenant screening process. Hear how recent news is affecting landlords nationwide.

We read off some funny excuses that came over from Property Management Memes on Facebook. This is worth a good chuckle or two...

Changes to Vancouver mortgage laws coupled with aggressive vacancy taxes have mansion owners renting out their homes on the cheap.

We share the details of this story and what lessons we cautionary lessons we can learn from it.

We talk about VAWA, rent control in Massachusets, and activists marching in Berlin for rent control

Landlords are highly profitable in low-income housing according to this research paper. The negative aspect that this high floor is creating issues for the poorest neighborhoods.

Facebook has recently changed their ad platform to make it difficult for landlords to discriminate in ads on the platform, Boston is proposing a new rule for landlords and you might have money sitting on the roof of your rental.