Category: rental-property | Sell Your House DFW

Rent-to-Own Homes: Why It’s Win-Win for Landlords – Sell Your House DFW

March 1, 2018

Thinking about owning a rent-to-own house as a landlord? If you’re looking into it, make sure you read this blog post because we’re talking about rent-to-own homes: why it’s win-win for landlords – you might find it an interesting possibility for you! When most people think of owning investment property, they think of rentals or … Continued

4 Ways To Deal With A Frustrating Tenant In Fort Worth

February 9, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

Do you have a rental house with frustrating tenants? You are not the only one. Over time, many landlords find out the hard way that they have frustrating tenants in one of their properties. In this article, I am sharing 4 ways to deal with a frustrating tenant in Fort Worth . If you own a … Continued

How Fort Worth Landlords Are Dealing With Tenants Who Don’t Pay Rent

January 26, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

Do you have tenants who just aren’t paying rent? It’s one of the most frustrating aspects of being a landlord. In this article, we’ll talk about how Fort Worth landlords are dealing with tenants who don’t pay rent… If you have tenants who aren’t paying rent then you’re facing the same dilemma that many landlords … Continued

HELP!!! My Last Tenants Trashed My House.

January 19, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

So…your tenants trashed your rental house huh? …. If you own a rental property but had a tenant trash it when they left then make sure you read this article because we’re addressing the all-too-common problem that landlords have when they say, “Help! My last tenant trashed my Fort Worth house!” Do you own a … Continued

The Surprising Truth Of Being A Landlord In Dallas-Fort Worth

December 15, 2016

By Brian Rockwell

Do you own a rental property in Dallas Fort Worth? Make sure you know the surprising truth of being a landlord in Dallas Fort Worth because it’s not always what you think it’s going to be… Owning a rental property seems like a great idea. You buy it cheap, you find a tenant, and then … Continued