Siegel Gill

A verbal rental agreement might cause just headaches for landlords and tenants alike. If a disagreement arises between your two parties, there’s nothing to refer to to unravel the issue. If one of the parties sues one other it might be a he said/she said argument a judge cannot untangle with no written lease to refer to.

The best answer is always…[Read more]

A lot of people mention buying foreclosures after they consider the investment opportunities in the present market, however, many are considering it only being an possibility to buy undervalued real-estate to show around and then sell on it at a higher price. But there is another property investment option that sometimes goes under the radar. It’s…[Read more]

Do you and your property management business have lots of ‘opportunities’ but you’re not turning them into sales as soon as you’d like? Then the time has come to take a look at making your client propositions a lot more exciting and compelling.

Depending in your particular circumstances, your communication with buyers could possibly be…[Read more]