I’m sure that most of you have read or at least heard of the book written by Gary Chapman titled “The 5 Love Languages”. It’s a great book and an easy read, I highly recommend it. When I read it I definitely had a few “aha moments” where some things about myself and past partners started making sense. Well, landlords also have love languages, and ways that they like to be shown love and it mirrors the love languages in the book in many ways as you will see below. 1. Clean Credit and Criminal History (Words of Affirmation) Nothing is better then running a prospective tenants credit and criminal reports and finding out that what they put on their application was truthful. These reports serve as your words of affirmation. This affirmation is a vital component to determining if this (tenant... 02/20/2015

As a REALTOR I PROUDLY adhere to the CODE OF ETHICS AND STANDARDS OF PRACTICE OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS! 08/31/2007

Some property owners are unrelentingly stressed with the perception that their property might get them into financial trouble instead of the peace of mind and financial security they deserved from owning one. Do you have the same concern? Some people buy real estate property for investment purposes and hope that it will reward them with great financial yield in years to come. But while waiting for the “big bang”, property owners can actually enjoy big profits without selling it or without having to wait for the “right time” that could probably take for years. It’s true that maintaining real estate property can sometimes be so wearisome especially if it’s just lying around unproductively. Because aside from the induced hassles on cleaning and maintenance, monitoring of annual tax paymen... 07/11/2007