A rental property listing is how you tell the story of your property to attract the best tenants. It's your opportunity to grab attention, brag on your property, and highlight amenities and nearby attractions.

What if you aren't a writer? Maybe other landlord tasks are your strength—but when it comes to creating a compelling listing, you struggle with writer's block. 

You don't have to be a great writer to be a landlord. You just need to learn what makes a great property listing and how to put one together. 

Follow our tips to write an effective property listing for your Detroit Metro rental property. 

One unfortunate reality about being a landlord is the broken lease. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, leases are broken. 

On occasion, it’s the tenant who breaks the terms of the agreement. They have to relocate for work and must end the lease early. Sometimes, a tenant vacates without notice. 

At other times, you might have to terminate a lease early because a tenant violates the terms of the lease agreement. Despite your thorough tenant screening process, you ended up with a bad tenant. 

You can relax knowing that while it's not the norm, breaking a lease happens to every landlord. Here's what to do when a tenant breaks a lease for your West Bloomfield property. 

Ascertaining the exact value of a rental property can be challenging. Working with your property management company can make the process easier. For investors, weighing the ROI requires combining a few calculations, doing some research, and reviewing your PM’s sources and listening to their recommendations.