Owning rental properties comes with a lot of responsibility. Regular maintenance, collecting rent, insuring your property, and creating lease agreements – it can be a lot. Although some tasks might be more tedious than others, nothing can devour your time like an eviction. The #1 way to prevent evictions? Thoroughly
Investing in real estate is more than just purchasing properties—it’s about maintaining and growing them to maximize their long-term value. In a recent episode of the ADPI Podcast, Trevor Methena shared his journey from active duty in the Navy to becoming a successful real estate investor and maintenance business owner.
Summer is more than just sunshine and vacations; it’s also one of the most strategic seasons for real estate investment. If you’ve been considering adding rental properties to your portfolio, here’s why summer is the ideal time to act. With over 20 summers of experience and more than 3,000 investors
The post-COVID recession many experts predicted largely didn’t materialize—but now, top economists, like J.P. Morgan’s chief economist, place the likelihood of a recession at 40%. With layoffs making headlines and stock markets showing volatility, it’s understandable to feel uncertain. The good news? A recession doesn’t have to catch us unprepared.
Betty Boyce didn’t set out to become a real estate investor. In fact, just a few years ago, she was juggling National Guard responsibilities, family life, and full-time work. But after discovering Active Duty Passive Income (ADPI) and learning how to strategically use her VA loan benefits, Betty didn’t just
For military families, homeownership often means becoming a remote landlord. With frequent relocations due to duty station changes, service members may find themselves managing properties from across the country—or even overseas. This challenge leads to a critical question: How do you effectively manage a rental property from afar without sacrificing
Not every real estate investor is a landlord, but every landlord is, in fact, a real estate investor. If you look around, “landlord” has become something of a dirty word. That’s because, over the years, there has become increasing animosity between property owners and their renters. Now, we’re not here
It’s 2025. Why aren’t you using software to manage your rentals? If you own rental properties, you’re either self-managing or using a property manager to manage your tenants. While both methods have their advantages and disadvantages, self-managing is the most lucrative way to manage your portfolio. The average property manager
In the world of real estate investing, there’s no one-size-fits-all path to success. For Murph McCarthy, a former Marine Corps officer, rugby coach, and entrepreneur, that path started on the rugby pitch and evolved into a thriving portfolio of rental properties. His journey highlights how early decisions, financial discipline, and
How confident do you feel in your rental lease agreement? As a landlord, your lease is the foundation of the relationship between you and your tenant. Not only does the contract protect you, your investment property, and your tenant, but it can help you stay compliant with state and federal regulations.
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