It's widely believed that the only people who can make money in real estate are traditional "investors"—people who have the experience and disposable income to...

Your lease agreement sets the tone for your relationship with your tenants, acting as both a legal contract and a point of reference. As such,...

It's a sad but true fact: Condominium associations, homeowners associations, and other residential community management organizations are frequent targets of embezzlement and fraud. A combination...

There's an ugly situation playing out at Whitehall Condos in West Palm Beach. A group of condominium owners was caught breaking into their own condo...

Evictions can be tricky: One wrong move, and you can wind up making embarrassing or costly mistakes that delay the eviction and disrupt your income...

Property managers: Do you want to distinguish yourself from the competition, while gaining an advantage in a growing niche? If so, you may want to...

It's that time of year again! Small landlords across the country are preparing their income tax returns and filling out their Schedule Cs and Es....

I'm a small landlord in North Florida, and I recently found out that my tenant in a 3-bedroom home has been renting out at least...

With the real estate market constantly evolving, the impacts of the Great Recession waning, potential political policy changes, and new growth forecasts, understand how this...

Your architectural review board is, in many ways, the "hot seat" of your homeowners association. Stakes are high—the board can potentially shoot down some big...