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7 Success Tips For Any Michigan Landlords [REIA of Macomb]

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Education & Training with Michigans #1 Real Estate Investor Club 6506046373

Michigan land lords are sitting in the drivers seat since the Michigan Foreclosure Boom is over and values are coming back.  Not only were they able to buy great rental properties over the last 5 years but even right now there are thousands of houses in strong rental neighborhoods that are still available to cash buyers.  Most times if a property is appraised for less than $50,000 it becomes difficult for buyers to get purchase financing.  This is where cash buyers come in to sweep up cash flowing rental properties.  Remember one thing in business…Cash is KING.  

Here’s 7 quick tips to help you be a more profitable land lord;

  1. Make sure you have a strong, legal lease that a competent attorney has gone through
  2. Know the local laws
  3. Take the time to call references and run credit checks
  4. Set up an escrow account for security deposits
  5. Attain proper homeowners insurance
  6. Decide who’s managing
  7. Treat it as a business not a hobby

BONUS: The one piece of advice I give anyone who’s decided to become a land lord is this…make sure you set the parameters with your tenants long before you sign any paperwork from them.  Assuming you haven’t overpaid for the rental house, and you have most of the items above checked off of your list, being a wimpy landlord is your last roadblock to success.

Don’t be a wimp!

See you at a REIA event soon!

Dylan Tanaka - Founder

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David Brandschain
Long & Foster - Blue Bell, PA

Dylan,Thanks for the tips.  Obviously they translate to every market.

Feb 25, 2013 08:27 PM
Bob Crane
Woodland Management Service / Woodland Real Estate, KW Diversified - Stevens Point, WI
Forestland Experts! 715-204-9671

Thanks Dylan, I found this through Wallace's reblog, especially liked the Dont be a Wimp suggestion, far too many tenants tell me of the stuff they got away with at the previous house and expect me to put up with it too, sometimes you just need to be firm.

Mar 01, 2013 06:35 AM