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Best Selling Author Steve Chader is coming to Portsmouth!

Big announcement! Steve Chader, author of the popular real estate investing book HOLD, will be presenting in Portsmouth on May 2nd. This event will be sponsored by Universal Property Management and Northway Bank. See the flyer for more information. #investors #training #management #singlefamilyhomes #owners

Upcoming Real Estate Investor Workshops

Whether you're just starting to learn about real estate investing, or are a seasoned investor, UPM has a lot of great training opportunities coming up! Here's a list of events that we will be attending/teaching: All events are being held at Keller Williams Coastal Realty, located at 750 Lafayette Rd. in Portsmouth, NH. Seacoast NH REIA Meetup Wednesday, March 15th at 6:30 PM Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nh-seacoast-real-estate-investors-march-15th-2017-tickets-

6 Ways to Make Your Rental Properties Appeal to Baby Boomers

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How to Finance Your First Real Estate Deal

Making the leap and purchasing your first real estate investment makes people nervous, and understandably so. Perhaps the one component that holds the most potential investors back is financing the deal. You may ask yourself: "“How am I going to do this?” “How will I raise the money for my deals?” “Will the lessons I’ve learned actually work for me?” Luckily, Chad Carson wrote an awesome article on BiggerPockets, highlighting seven different ways to fund your first deal, and

Learn to Deal with Difficult Residents

Although investing in rental properties can be a lucrative strategy for building your nest egg, it’s not without its downsides. One downside is difficult residents. Although most will be likable and easy to deal with, you might have to deal with problematic residents. If you’re prepared for such situations, you’ll be better able to handle them effectively and fairly. As a rule, it’s always best to avoid acting out of anger at any time. Angry encounters are more likely to resu

Finding the Perfect Property: Where Do You Start?

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Marketing Is a Necessary Evil for Your Rental Property Business

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These Six Factors Can Make or Break Your Investment

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You Can Mitigate the High Turnover of Summer

Summer is a common time for rental leases to end, which often leads to a high turnover rate. This creates a busy and stressful time for property owners and landlords who have to inspect and make repairs on their properties as well as market them to fill any vacancies. The costs of high turnover can be substantial, and property owners need to plan and be prepared to weather the storm. Turnover costs When a resident moves out, you could lose that month’s rent — and more if the