RENT COLLECTION BOOKS
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Property
Management For Dummies Unlike many jobs, property management is not an occupation best learned through trial-and-error. When there are people, property, and payments involved, it's essential to understand what you're doing, both legally and financially. This book will teach you the strategies every good landlord should know. Property Management For Dummies Features: Presents proven strategies to make property management more profitable and pleasurable - with tips on everything from how to screen potential tenants, handling security deposits, leases, repairs, and problem tenants. Explains the basics of rental accounting and record keeping, and discusses the latest software and technology available to assist with management chores. Features a section on rental policies and guidelines - renter's insurance, pets, subletting, and tips on how to enforce these policies Includes specialized information about more "daring" rental possibilities, such as government-subsidized housing, timeshares, and vacation rentals. |
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Complete
Idiot's Guide to Being a Smart Landlord |
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Landlord's
Handbook : A Complete Guide to Managing Small Residential
Properties |
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The
New No-Nonsense Landlord: Building Wealth With REntal
Properties To the question "Is it possible to build wealth in today's real estate market?" veteran investor Richard Jorgensen answers with an emphatic "Yes!" He backs that up with this realistic, hard-nosed real estate investment program designed to propel novices and pros to financial independence via savvy rental housing management.|Revised to reflect the current post-real estate boom era realities, this edition covers every aspect of the landlording process, from the basics of buying, finances, tax matters, and sweat equity to managing fixer-uppers, handling the crucial tenant-landlord relationship, and finding hidden gems in rural real estate. Numerous photographs, including a complete apartment complex rehab series-complement the text's realistic, wealth-building focus on becoming a successful landlord. |
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Landlording
: A Handymanual for Scrupulous Landlords and Landladies
Who Do It Themselves (Landlording, 8th Ed) This bible of the landlording business has provided information about the proper way to conduct business and has shepherded landlords through inevitable day-to-day woes for 25 years. This latest edition is thoroughly updated with an expanded section on using the Internet, covering everything from shopping for supplies to setting market rents and advertising cheaply. More than 50 forms are included. -- |
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How
to Collect When You Win a Lawsuit (4th Ed.) In addition to containing step-by-step instructions and all the forms one would need to collect most California and out-of-state judgments and support orders when assets or debtors are located in California, this book provides detailed information and instructions to collect from bank accounts, wages, business receipts and assets, real estate, and other places and ways. |
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Credit
& Collection Handbook
Intended
as a practical, user-friendly guide to credit and collection
principles and practices. Discusses how to to address
daily problems with domestic customers, deal with the
globalization of business, improve overall productivity,
reduce bad debt losses, reduce delinquencies and maintain
acceptable DSO, for making more sales. DLC: Credit--management. |
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Secrets
of a Millionaire Landlord Bestselling author and millionaire landlord Robert Shemin outlines an efficient, step-by-step system for simplifying and organizing every aspect of the landlord process. In addition to sharing real-life "war stories" from his many years as a landlord, Shemin also provides helpful hints and useful forms, policies, and procedures. Secrets of a Millionaire Landlord reveals: *Why most landlords fail-and how to avoid making these mistakes *The best types of property to own and manage *Seven hints to help rent units faster and for more money *Guerrilla marketing tactics that attract good tenants *Six secrets of screening for great tenants |
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Everybody’s
Guide to Small Claims Court
The dry cleaner ruined your good flannel suit. Your roof leaks every time it rains and the contractor won’t call you back. Or you left the apartment in immaculate condition and the landlord won’t give you back your deposit. Go after the money that’s owed you — represent yourself in Small Claims Court and win! Proper preparation of your small claims court case can make the difference between receiving a check and writing one. |
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