Real estate investing is not just about acquiring properties, it is about managing people. No matter how well you screen tenants or maintain your property, issues will inevitably come up. The difference between a profitable investment and a headache often comes down to how quickly and effectively you or your property management company address these challenges. At Longview Properties, we have seen it all. Here are the most common tenant issues landlords and property managers

When it comes to building wealth, few paths are as rewarding and tangible as investment in real estate. If you’ve been thinking about expanding your portfolio or diving into multi-family properties, you’re in the right place. Real estate offers a unique blend of stability, cash flow, and appreciation potential that few other investments can match. But how do you find the best opportunities close to home? Let’s explore how you can discover real estate investment opportunities

Q: How should landlords handle late rent in Rhode Island? A: The short answer is a careful balance between legal procedure and compassion. This is one of the most common challenges landlords face, and how you handle late payments can make or break your investment. Even the best tenants can occasionally run into financial difficulties, so showing compassion is often the right first step. Rhode Island is a moderately tenant-friendly state, although the process can be shorter th

Q: How Should Landlords Handle Late Rent in Massachusetts? A: A Compassionate Approach to Late Payments The short answer is a careful balance between legal procedure and compassion. Handling late rent is one of the most common challenges landlords face. How you manage late payments can significantly impact your investment. Even the best tenants can occasionally encounter financial difficulties. Therefore, showing compassion is often the right first step. Massachusetts is a te

The most common question I get when talking about real estate is about its tax advantages. It’s true that real estate can be complex, but...

I started my journey in real estate here in the US in 2021, when I had the opportunity to buy into an existing real estate investment, property management, and renovations company in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. At the time, the company did not have enough resources to manage all of it’s founder’s properties in fact over 60% of the properties were managed by third party management companies. We focused on building strong systems and efficient processes to bring all the ass