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‘The best tools in the market:’ RentSpree picks up 4 more MLSs

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Real estate agents who are part of MLSs in Rhode Island, Kansas, Idaho and South Carolina are now eligible to access the multitude of rental tools built by RentSpree. Continue reading →

The markets real estate investors are fleeing amid the housing slump

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Despite economic turmoil, investors large and small are still a force to be reckoned with in the housing market. Intel broke down the cities they’ve soured on — and the ones they just can’t quit. Continue reading →

What can landlords look for when screening tenants for a rental?

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An ineffective screening process can fail to block a potential threat to an investment property, experts told Inman. Here’s a few more screening tips landlords might want to consider. Continue reading →

‘Make the pie bigger:’ New York moves on 1st hotel conversion

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A struggling Hilton hotel, near John F. Kennedy International Airport, will be converted to nearly 300 affordable housing units, according to a plan unveiled last week by developer Slate Property group that was first reported by The New York Times. Continue reading →

Aptly named PayProp is a U.K. proptech import landlords will welcome: Tech Review

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There’s not an over abundance of spreadsheets or charts (there are some) but instead a series of clean dashboards that track payments, outgoing expenses, revenue streams and tenants. Continue reading →

Tenants rage as board votes to hike rent on millions of New Yorkers

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Following an emotional hearing disrupted by protestors, a preliminary vote Tuesday by the Rent Guidelines Board set the stage for increases of up to 5 percent for one-year leases, and 7 percent for two-year leases. Continue reading →

How to use real estate tax credits to boost your investment returns

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Real estate tax credits are incentives provided by governments and municipalities to encourage investment in certain types of real estate projects. Here’s how to take advantage. Continue reading →

What should landlords do — or not do — when tenants are late on rent?

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Should investment property owners be lenient with overdue rent payments? When should landlords start the eviction process? Experts share tips on how to deal with delinquent tenants. Continue reading →

The market where rents rise faster than even New York

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As uncomfortable as New York City’s rent hikes feel to many tenants now, they don’t compare to the soaring prices of Singapore’s prime rental market, The Wall Street Journal reported. Continue reading →

CEOs of the nation’s largest MLSs converge to shore up rental market

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Formed by RentSpree, the “Rental Industry Leadership Board” includes heads of the California Regional MLS, Bright, Beaches and more amid a continued push for Realtors to focus on rentals. Continue reading →