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Squatters have rights in the state of Virginia. Adverse Possession allows a squatter to file a legal claim on a property they have occupied for a certain period of time. If the claim succeeds, the squatter can become the actual property owner. And this may happen despite the squatter not holding any deed or legal…

Are you looking to invest in Virginia Beach, VA real estate? A lot of people have realized that investing in real estate is financially rewarding. Owning a rental property gives you the opportunity to generate good income every month and gives you the chance to earn from the property’s appreciation. That said, not all real…

Key Takeaways Virginia Beach remains a strong real estate market due to rising rental demand, affordability, and a high quality of life, making it attractive for both renters and property investors. Top investment neighborhoods offer different opportunities: Colony Acres appeals to higher-income professionals and families, Pocahontas Village benefits from strong demand and affordability, while Burton…

Although they are less common than other types of property damage, plumbing problems can become very costly for property managers. Repairing or replacing broken pipes and water fixtures after they break is expensive. The more proactive you can be as a landlord, the less expensive it will be in the long run. Let’s review the…

  Are you thinking of buying an investment property in Virginia Beach, VA? If so, that’s a great idea! Real estate investing can earn you a regular passive income every month. And, if you do it properly, investing in property has the potential to create an abundance of financial wealth. There are many reasons to…

A lease is a contractual agreement between a landlord and a tenant. It runs for a certain duration of time, during which both parties must abide by its terms. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. Sometimes, a tenant may want or need to break the lease agreement early. In Virginia, there are consequences for breaking a…

No landlord wants to evict a tenant. The process can be costly, stressful, and tedious. On the other hand, no landlord wants to rent to a tenant that is disrespectful, won’t pay rent, and won’t care for the rental property, among other things.  In the end, the landlord may be left with no other option…

As a landlord, you can understand that renting out a rental unit comes with its own fair share of risks. For example, a tenant may cause negligent damage to your rental unit and have to be evicted or move out with unpaid rent or utility bills. Conducting a thorough inspection before a tenant moves in…

Landlords and tenants in Virginia must abide by the Virginia landlord-tenant law. Virginia law outline the most essential details of the landlord-tenant relationship, from security deposits to each party’s rights and duties. If you’re just getting started as a Virginia residential landlord or simply want to learn more, here’s everything a landlord needs to know…