A squatter is someone who lives in a property to which they have no title, no rights, and/or no lease agreement. But despite this fact, squatters have protections under federal and state laws.
Under the Texas Squatters’ Rights, a squatter can legally own property through adverse means. That’s why...
Renting out a furnished home can be a great way to generate additional income and make use of a property that may otherwise sit unused. However, it's important to carefully consider the pros and cons of furnishing a rental property before making the decision. We at Rollingwood Management Inc...
Protecting your home and investment is likely a top priority as a homeowner. While no home is completely invulnerable to potential threats, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of burglaries, fires, and other disasters. There are certain updates and installations that can go a lon...
If you own a rental property, it’s important to know what amenities to provide to your tenants. Amenities can help you attract a wide pool of renters, and they can also increase the value of your rental property. In most cases, landlords who offer more amenities can charge higher rental rates compar...
It’s natural for a rental property to show signs of use over time, but as a landlord, it’s essential to distinguish between normal wear and tear and damage caused by tenant negligence.
Understanding this distinction is critical when deciding whether to refund a tenant’s security deposit or use it...