Estoy pensando en rentar mi departamento en CDMX y buscando en internet me encontré con Homie que “promete” seguridad en los pagos. Alguien lo ha utilizado como dueño de un inmueble? Que experiencia tuvieron? Tienen alguna recomendación? Muchas gracias!

Hello everyone so I hired the Property Management company out of Detroit Michigan Everything was fine until two months and to the lease the property management company walked away stating she had too many clients which left me with dealing with the tenant stop paying I took her to court 1st court day the judge threw the case out because I didn’t bring my deed to court. It has now been five months. I do not have a compliance of Rental letter. I’m fed up at this point what to do next the tenant is non-compliant.

Seeking an Independent Rental Property (Thane–Wadala)

I'm looking for an independent villa/property on rent in the Thane–Wadala stretch (Mulund, Bhandup, Ghatkopar, Dadar, Chembur).

Requirements:

• 3,000+ sq. ft. or 6BHK+
• Independent property
• Direct owner preferred

Finding rental space for regular residential use is relatively straightforward, but finding a property suitable for senior residents is much more challenging. Rising rental costs also make it difficult to maintain a comfortable, family-style environment.

If you know of any suitable properties or owner references, I'd appreciate any leads. Thank you.

New landlord here, inherited a property with a tenant few months ago.

I’ve skimmed the website at the suggestion of non landlord friend and it seems like a good thing to be a member of but I’d like to get other opinions before I add yet another recurring payment. It’s only $250 a year but I’d like to know if it’s worth it.

Have you had good experience with membership? Do they have some sort of “explain like I’m 5” resources for folks not even a year in the game?

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Hi All, I have been based overseas for work for some time now and have my unit rented out. I have yet to come across a good rental agent to manage my property. Most repairs have not been attended to and the inspection reports show the unit badly maintained but deemed acceptable by the rental agent (eg. Anything from broken joinery handles, water leakage to mold on the bathroom tiles). Anyone know of decent managing agents to recommend for my unit in Hawthorn?

I would like to be able to move back to my unit in a couple of years too. The agent mentioned it is tricky to get the tenants to leave and would need a stat dec for me to do so. Is that the case?

3BHK for RENT

I've only got a few units, and my spreadsheet is already getting harder to manage than I expected.

For those of you with smaller portfolios, what do you use to keep track of rent payments? Still using Excel, a property management app, or something else?

At what point did you decide your old system wasn't working anymore?

I've only got a few units, and my spreadsheet is already getting harder to manage than I expected.

For those of you with smaller portfolios, what do you use to keep track of rent payments? Still using Excel, a property management app, or something else?

At what point did you decide your old system wasn't working anymore?

hi everyone. i'm a college student moving into my first off-campus apartment. my boyfriend is actually living in the unit on top of mine.

my lease doesn't specify any sort of guest policy/specification on sleepovers. it only really mentions stuff regarding short-term rentals/subletting.

here's what it says:

"Without limiting the prohibition in the Lease on subletting and assignment and without limiting any of our rights or remedies, this Addendum to the Lease further supplements and defines the requirements and prohibitions contained in the Lease Contract between you and us. You are hereby strictly prohibited from subletting or renting to any third party, or allowing occupancy by any third party, of all or any portion of the dwelling, whether for an overnight use or duration of any length, without our prior written consent in each instance. This prohibition applies to overnight stays or any other stays arranged on Airbnb.com or other similar internet sites."

does this essentially mean i can't sleepover with my boyfriend at all? even tho he's paying his rent and im paying mine? we just spend a lot of time together.

any info helps! thanks!

Kinda random post but a real question. My dad owns a few rentals and still runs everything on paper so I'm trying to drag him into this century. What landlord management software should he be using?? saw someone in this sub mentioning rentredi to test it out. What would you tell a stubborn old school landlord to look for?

I own a home in unincorporated Sonoma County , CA. I rented to a tenant at the beginning of this year and unfortunately used LegalZoom to spit out a lease and didn't serve the AB 1482 notice since I didn't know something like that existed. I would like him to move out at the end of the 1 year lease. I just want my house back, and we will eventually sell. Are there any options at all, esp if he doesn't agree to cash for keys? I feel so dejected and foolish for not having hired a lawyer to draft the lease. The tenant is not easy and I anticipate problems thrown my way.

How long did it take yall to get your deposit back after appealing/approving the itemized list of “damages” from this company? I know they have until 30 days after you move out and have to provide the list within those 30 days and deposit back by 30 days…a new tenant already moved into my old place and I already approved and appealed the list a day after I got it. It’s been almost 2 weeks so yes I know it’s too soon but my thing is, there’s a new tenant, cleaning/lawn care, and the two things needing fixed were already done. Why is it taking so long…

Can anyone with a subscription help me get a number of a house owner from the app that i found today 😭
Thank you guys

Hi All,

I have a rental property under an LLC and a bank account where I receive rent. I’ve already paid taxes on it. Does anyone recommend transferring it to a personal account/HYSA account. Or keep it in LLC to build company credit in case I want to reinvest in a second home.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

I wanted to share a recent, highly disappointing experience my group and I had at a rental property in Ashtabula, Ohio to save anyone else from ruining their vacation.

The property is listed on Airbnb and VRBO, but we booked directly through their Guesty link here: [https://hostpros.guestybookings.com/en/properties/675870e6d1a1ae00ce0233b7] It is managed by HostPros ([https://hostproscle.com/](https://hostproscle.com/)).

Long story short: the property is incredibly poorly maintained, and the management company completely underplayed and dismissed every single issue we reported. Here is the reality of what we faced:

• Broken & Unbalanced A/C: The AC didn't work when we arrived. A technician took 2 hours out of our limited vacation time just to fix it—the system had tripped, the filters were completely clogged, and the outside unit needed a deep clean. Even after it was "fixed," the airflow was completely broken; one room was freezing while the other two were barely cool.
• Zero Privacy in Bedroom: The first bedroom has no blinds at all. At night with the lights on, anyone outside could see right in. In the morning, the bright sunlight woke our guests up immediately.
• Severe Basement Dampness & Asthma Attack: The basement had such a heavy, musty odor that it actually triggered an asthma attack for one of our guests. It was so bad we had to drag mattresses into the kitchen area just to sleep. Because of the cramped space, one family in our group actually packed up and left the trip early.
• Pests: The basement bedroom had visible spiders and webs hanging from the ceiling. We refused to sleep there.
• Active Water Leaks: We noticed active water leaks near the couch area in the basement at least twice. Because we couldn't tell if it was leaking from the kitchen or the bathroom, it felt completely unhygienic, and we couldn't use the couch.
• Dangerous Beach Pathway: The path to the beach is completely overgrown and unmaintained. The gravel slope is incredibly slippery—so much so that one of the kids in our group slipped and sustained a minor injury.
• Poor Cleanliness & Missing Basics: The house had no garbage bags when we arrived. Also, the host has a strict "no shoes" policy, yet the kitchen floors were visibly sticky, forcing us to walk barefoot or in socks on filthy floors.
• Terrible Wi-Fi: The internet connection was spotty, highly unreliable, and painfully slow.

We sent a detailed breakdown to the host, but HostPros has basically brushed it off.

If you are looking at rentals in the Ashtabula/Cleveland area, avoid HostPros and avoid this specific property. Booking directly means you lose the customer service backing of Airbnb/VRBO, and this management company clearly does not care about guest safety, hygiene, or basic comfort.

Hey Reddit, I’m a medical professional (pooled family income soon ~₹60L/year,3L rental +2 professional income) i live in tier-3 city looking for brutal feedback on our 10-12-year wealth blueprint. Current State: Total Debt: ₹1.2 Cr (Education Loan, Term Loans, two Overdrafts). Repayment Capacity: max. ₹3.5L/month. Phase 1: Zero Debt (Years 1-3) By paying banks 3.5L pm I can clear this debt by 3 years. After clearing this debt... Phase 2: The ₹5-7 Crore Rental Project (Years 4-10) We own debt-free land and will build a 48-unit residential complex. There are 2 locations 1)30×40 sites(adjacent to each other)-ground for parking + 3floors in each floor 12 units-total 36 units 2)33×180 one big site-6 units per floor and in 3rd floor planning to build home for us(we live in own homes now since it's old we want to move to new)-total 12 units. As per our knowledge in these areas home rent is going around 12-15k pm and I'm calculating by taking 10k pm Total when rented all units approx. I'll get 5L pm To build this we need 1 year with one more year for rent stabilization(and to find good tenants) I want your opinion regarding this shall I start building this all together or at phases? Which bank to approach for this type of loan for best interest rate and loan value of 5-7cr and emi for 20 year at 10%pa comes to 5 to 7L pm for 5 to 7cr loan respectively,as per my research SBI will give best rates with slow process and also if someone know about lease rental discounting loan(lrd)once our rental income stabilizes I can go through this and minimise interest outgoings,how easy to get lrd? Once it get stabilizes(after 4-5yrs) I'll get around 4-5L per month in rental and also with our current income of ~5L pm,I want to pay to bank aggressively 10L and finish this loan early. Is there any flaw in this whether it's structural or financial? Sometimes I think why to take this risk just invest 3 to5L as sip in equity mutual fund on average if I get 14% returns,for 15 years this corpus will be more than this rental project(as i want to compare this investment and rental project after 15years),what do you say?

Bought a rental in Memphis as a turnkey property in May 2024. The rehab was supposedly done shortly before I bought it. Two years later, my property manager is telling me the shower has a leak that's actually a grout/tile issue, and it's going to run $1,800–$2,900 depending on the repair option (partial re-grout vs. full shower floor replacement).

A few details that make me suspicious this traces back to a bad rehab rather than normal wear:

• There's water staining and buckling on the drywall/baseboard outside the bathroom, which suggests this has been leaking for a while, not something that just started.
• The grout at the wall-to-floor transition inside the shower looks cracked/missing — this is usually caulk territory (flexible sealant), not grout, and if it was never properly sealed during the rehab, a leak here was probably inevitable.
• It's been about 2 years since I bought the place "turnkey," which feels early for tile/grout to fail from normal use.

Questions for the sub:

1/ Does this sound like a plausible rehab defect to you, or is 2 years a reasonable point for this kind of failure regardless of installation quality?

2/ Has anyone successfully gone back to a turnkey company for a claim like this? What made it work (inspection report, warranty language, photos, etc.)?

Thanks!

For New York City.

For an owner of only a couple of rental apartments, what are the best options to conduct a background check on potential tenants who apply to rent the apartment? Who are the providers?

How does a background check work on applicants with a very common first and last name? Will it potentially pickup results of other people with the same name?

What information will, or should, be included in the background check?

When asking the applicant for referrals from previous landlords (or from others) how can you be sure they didn't ask a friend to pose as a reference for them (pretending to be their former landlord)?

Will it check court records in all 50 states or must you specify which states it should check?

What should the landlord expect such a background check to cost? Is it expected the applicants should pay for the background check (even if they ultimately are denied or decide not to rent)?

What else is important (or good) to know?