by Ben Sencenbaugh | Sep 18, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Investment Property, Owner Education
Congratulations! You’ve just bought a new piece of real estate investment. You know there’s some serious work you’ll need to do before renting it out; the home was a serious bargain. You might not even know everything that needs rehabbing yet. But just the thought of...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Sep 15, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Investment Property, Property Management Education
Thinking about getting into real estate investment, but not sure it’s right for you? You’ve certainly heard horror stories about owners of rental properties. Maybe they have you spooked. But getting expert advice along the way can help you avoid repeating the same...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Aug 20, 2020 | Clermont, Investing in Rental Properties, Investment Property
We’ve been told for decades that owning real estate is one of the safest ways to produce investment funds. However, hanging onto a specific property may not be the best option for your overall portfolio. In the famous words of Kenny Rogers, how do you “know when to...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Aug 7, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Property Maintenance, Property Management
At The Realty Medics, we want our owners and tenants to have the most positive leasing experiences possible. Before we show a property to a potential tenant, one of our certified inspectors completes a thorough assessment of the home. After analyzing a rental...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Jul 30, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Property Maintenance, Property Management
We don’t like to brag—okay, maybe we do a little bit—but the president of The Realty Medics is a real rocket scientist. Many of you already know that President Ben Sencenbaugh actually worked as a former space shuttle engineer for NASA. But did you know property...
by Jason Hamilton | Dec 5, 2019 | Investing in Rental Properties, Investment Property, Real Estate Blog, Real Estate Investment
Are you on track for a comfortable retirement? If we’re being honest, for most Americans, the answer is “No.” Either we got a late start on our 401k, haven’t contributed enough, cashed out early, or never got around to starting one. Well, as they say, it’s never too...
