3 Things To Consider When Buying Your First Rental Property

Are you thinking about buying a rental property? Investing in real estate can be satisfying and profitable. In particular, investing in a rental property can be a great way to produce passive income that can boost your bottom line each month. However, the key to success is finding the right rental property. If you choose one in a bad area or one that requires serious expenses, your rental investment could quickly become a money pit. Read More 

How A Storage Unit Contributes Toward A Smooth Move

Even after sorting through your possessions, there is still quite a bit to pack when moving house. Most of your things need to get boxed months before the move if you must also sell your home. Realtors recommend minimalist furnishings when marketing your house. So what do you do with everything? The solution will make moving day much easier on your back and your nerves. Rent a secure self storage unit. Read More 

Four Common Structural Problems Termites Can Cause And How To Deal With Them

Termites can do a lot of damage to property, and when the damage is to the structure of your home, you will need to deal with the termites and repairs. Termites can feed on any wood materials in your home, which can also include wooden structural components like posts, beams, joists and wall framing. If you believe that you have a termite problem, you will want to deal with the termites and repair the structure. Read More 

Removing Rodents From Your Home

If you have a mouse problem in your home, you will want to take proactive steps to remove them in as safe and effective a way as possible. There are a few steps you can take to make mice want to leave on their own. If these do not work, then you will need to try trapping or killing them. Here are methods you can try using to remove mice from your home for good. Read More 

Putting Your Stuff In Outside Storage? 3 Ways To Keep Mice From Destroying It

If you're putting your stuff in outdoor storage, there's a small chance that a mouse or a family of mice might think your couch makes a perfect, cozy home. And since they're chewers, they will damage your stuff if they decide to take up residence in your storage unit. Unfortunately, mice can get into just about any building, so all outdoor storage units are at risk. They're great at hiding as well, which means that you might even pack up a mouse and bring it with you to storage. Read More