Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to…

Description: About this productProduct InformationThe ultimate property management guide for the do-it-yourself landlord Written for the millions of landlords who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex, Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property helps them learn how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition handle nitty-gritty maintenance--from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help, and much more.Product IdentifiersPublisherNoloISBN-101413322158ISBN-139781413322156eBay Product ID (ePID)211211377Product Key FeaturesBook TitleEvery Landlord's Guide to Managing Property : Best Practices, from Move-In to Move-OutAuthorMichael BoyerFormatTrade PaperbackLanguageEnglishTopicReal Estate / General, Real Estate, ManagementPublication Year2015GenreLaw, Business & EconomicsNumber of Pages464 PagesDimensionsItem Length9in.Item Width7in.Item Weight16 OzAdditional Product FeaturesLc Classification NumberHd1394.B69 2015Reviews"The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer "The ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" by experienced landlord Michael Boyer is specifically designed for the novice landlord who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex. This informed and informative instructional guide will show them how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It also provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition; handle nitty-gritty maintenance from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting; screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts; track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E; hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help; and so much more. Simply stated, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" is the ultimate property management guide for the novice landlord and has a great deal of relevant value for even the more experienced property owner. Of special note is the section devoted to 'Tracking Landlord Income and Expenses for Tax Time'. Practical, comprehensive, informed and informative, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" will prove to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Small Business collections." --Midwest Book Review by Michael J. Carson"This practical guide is written especially for small-scale, part-time landlords renting houses, condos, or small rental properties. The book reviews types of properties, then covers knowing the market, selecting rental properties, working with service contractors, and preparing each room for rental. There are several chapters on attracting, choosing, and keeping tenants, screening criteria, credit checks, lease terms, and communicating with tenants. One chapter is devoted to using the services of lawyers, accounts, and insurance professionals. The final chapter gives instructions on tracking income and expenses for tax purposes. A companion web site offers forms, FAQs, and a directory of landlord-tenant lawyers by geographical region, along with videos, podcasts, and blogs." Eithne O'Leyne Editor, ProtoView, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer "The ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer "The ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" by experienced landlord Michael Boyer is specifically designed for the novice landlord who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex. This informed and informative instructional guide will show them how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It also provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition; handle nitty-gritty maintenance from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting; screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts; track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E; hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help; and so much more. Simply stated, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" is the ultimate property management guide for the novice landlord and has a great deal of relevant value for even the more experienced property owner. Of special note is the section devoted to 'Tracking Landlord Income and Expenses for Tax Time'. Practical, comprehensive, informed and informative, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" will prove to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Small Business collections." --Midwest Book Review by Michael J. Carson, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord'e(tm)s Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer 'eoeThe ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" by experienced landlord Michael Boyer is specifically designed for the novice landlord who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex. This informed and informative instructional guide will show them how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It also provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition; handle nitty-gritty maintenance from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting; screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts; track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E; hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help; and so much more. Simply stated, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" is the ultimate property management guide for the novice landlord and has a great deal of relevant value for even the more experienced property owner. Of special note is the section devoted to 'Tracking Landlord Income and Expenses for Tax Time'. Practical, comprehensive, informed and informative, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" will prove to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Small Business collections." --Midwest Book Review by Michael J. Carson"This practical guide is written especially for small-scale, part-time landlords renting houses, condos, or small rental properties. The book reviews types of properties, then covers knowing the market, selecting rental properties, working with service contractors, and preparing each room for rental. There are several chapters on attracting, choosing, and keeping tenants, screening criteria, credit checks, lease terms, and communicating with tenants. One chapter is devoted to using the services of lawyers, accounts, and insurance professionals. The final chapter gives instructions on tracking income and expenses for tax purposes. A companion web site offers forms, FAQs, and a directory of landlord-tenant lawyers by geographical region, along with videos, podcasts, and blogs." Eithne O'Leyne Editor, ProtoView, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer "The ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit, "A must-have survival guide for small landlords with just one or two properties." ALAN J. HEAVENS Residential real estate columnist/Philadelphia Inquirer, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer "The ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" by experienced landlord Michael Boyer is specifically designed for the novice landlord who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex. This informed and informative instructional guide will show them how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It also provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition; handle nitty-gritty maintenance from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting; screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts; track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E; hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help; and so much more. Simply stated, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" is the ultimate property management guide for the novice landlord and has a great deal of relevant value for even the more experienced property owner. Of special note is the section devoted to 'Tracking Landlord Income and Expenses for Tax Time'. Practical, comprehensive, informed and informative, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" will prove to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Small Business collections." --Midwest Book Review by Michael J. Carson"This practical guide is written especially for small-scale, part-time landlordsrenting houses, condos, or small rental properties. The book reviews types ofproperties, then covers knowing the market, selecting rental properties,working with service contractors, and preparing each room for rental. Thereare several chapters on attracting, choosing, and keeping tenants, screeningcriteria, credit checks, lease terms, and communicating with tenants. Onechapter is devoted to using the services of lawyers, accounts, and insuranceprofessionals. The final chapter gives instructions on tracking income andexpenses for tax purposes. A companion web site offers forms, FAQs, and adirectory of landlord-tenant lawyers by geographical region, along withvideos, podcasts, and blogs." Eithne O'Leyne Editor, ProtoView, "The rental market continues to grow even as the for-sale market recovers. Rents are rising and inventory is dropping, and the gap is being filled increasingly by small landlords with just one or two properties. Michael Boyer's Every Landlord'e(tm)s Guide to Managing Property is a must-have survival guide for newcomers to the market." -- Alan J. Heavens, Residential Real Estate Columnist/the Philadelphia Inquirer 'eoeThe ultimate property management guide for do-it-yourself landlords who own a single-family house, condo, or duplex. The best do-it-yourself landlording book on the market, packed with tips every DIY'er will love." -- DoItYourself.com If you are or will be a landlord, you simply need this book!" -- Gary Ransone, Author of the Contractor's Legal Kit "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" by experienced landlord Michael Boyer is specifically designed for the novice landlord who own a single-family home, condo, or small (less than four unit) multiplex. This informed and informative instructional guide will show them how to keep their day job and manage their properties (and tenants) on the side. It also provides the best practical and legal compliance advice for small-time landlords who want to manage and grow a successful rental property business with a personalized approach and minimal hassle and cost. "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" focuses on everyday skills the do-it-yourself landlord needs, including property oversight and maintenance, effective communication with tenants, and general management. It covers a wide range of topics, such as how to: market and differentiate your rental units from the competition; handle nitty-gritty maintenance from snow removal to toilet clogs to painting; screen and deal with tenant issues like late rent payments, pet problems, clutter, unauthorized occupants, and other conflicts; track income and expenses for filing taxes and completing Schedule E; hire and work with outside contractors, lawyers, and other help; and so much more. Simply stated, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property: Best Practices, From Move-In to Move-Out" is the ultimate property management guide for the novice landlord and has a great deal of relevant value for even the more experienced property owner. Of special note is the section devoted to 'Tracking Landlord Income and Expenses for Tax Time'. Practical, comprehensive, informed and informative, "Every Landlord's Guide to Managing Property" will prove to be an enduringly popular addition to community library Small Business collections." --Midwest Book Review by Michael J. Carson"This practical guide is written especially for small-scale, part-time landlordsrenting houses, condos, or small rental properties. The book reviews types ofproperties, then covers knowing the market, selecting rental properties,working with service contractors, and preparing each room for rental. Thereare several chapters on attracting, choosing, and keeping tenants, screeningcriteria, credit checks, lease terms, and communicating with tenants. Onechapter is devoted to using the services of lawyers, accounts, and insuranceprofessionals. The final chapter gives instructions on tracking income andexpenses for tax purposes. A companion web site offers forms, FAQs, and adirectory of landlord-tenant lawyers by geographical region, along withvideos, podcasts, and blogs." Eithne O'Leyne Editor, ProtoViewCopyright Date2015Target AudienceTradeLccn2015-016510Dewey Decimal333.5068Dewey Edition23IllustratedYes

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