Author: Connor White

Accessory Dwelling Units Are on the Rise; Here’s Why

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For decades, the American Dream was defined by single-family homes on quiet, but spacious lots. Families grow and the cost of living climbs, however, so that traditional model is being challenged. Across the country, state and local governments are relaxing outdated zoning laws that heavily restricted what housing types could be built in these neighborhoods. … Continued

How to Sell a House That’s Too Big

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When we’re looking at houses, it’s easy to get distracted with all the bedrooms, bathrooms and extra amenities. Sometimes it’s not until we’ve been in a house for several years that we realize it’s too MUCH house, but by then, our routines are set and moving somewhere else is a big undertaking. While life is … Continued

How to Sell a House and Leave Things Behind

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Everything but the kitchen sink is a common phrase to describe packing up anything and everything. But for many homeowners, they have the opposite problem. Somehow, our homes have a knack for collecting things and filling up storage until there’s no room left in the house. Sometimes that can be the one thing standing between … Continued

How to Sell a Duplex When You Can’t Contact the Tenants

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The communication between landlords and their tenants is subject to several state laws, usually related to how the landlord must notify the tenant of any important changes to the rental property. This includes any rent increases as well as ending the tenancy altogether. But some tenants are difficult to reach, and a breakdown in communication … Continued

How to Sell a House During a Separation

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Real estate is a complicated business as it is, let alone when our personal lives get tangled up in it. When a married couple moves in together, that sense of ownership is split even if only one person’s name is on the paperwork. So if a couple decides to get divorced, figuring out what to … Continued

How to Sell a Rental with Problem Tenants

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Many tenants don’t have an interest in maintaining rental property, even if this isn’t always part of the rental agreement, but it can cause frustration if maintenance is included but ultimately neglected. When the exterior starts to degrade like this, it can impact the property value and even which future tenants are interested in renting. … Continued

How to Sell a House When You’re Traveling

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How Do I Sell a House When I’m Traveling Or Out of the Country? For a lot of landlords, the day-to-day of property management can become too hectic and demanding. Some are juggling part or even full-time jobs that need more of their attention, and the supplemental income from renting isn’t worth all the work … Continued

How to Sell a House When Closing Falls Through

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This house was in good shape; sometimes it’s something else with the deal that’s causing the problem, not the property itself! SoldFast is always ready for full renovations and major hassles, but sometimes our services are more like a lifeline or safety net. As important as real estate sales are, the certainty they’ll go through … Continued

How to Sell a House with a Mold Problem

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Imagine you’re a homeowner getting ready to sell, and as you’re cleaning up the basement, you find a fuzzy, slimy patch of mold by a leaky pipe. Your first response might be frustration, and maybe even a bit of panic. While a severe infestation can throw a wrench into any sale, patches of mold are … Continued

How to Sell a House During a Remodel

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This property had a lot of work left to do, but you wouldn’t know that by looking at the exterior. In fact, an unassuming façade up front can leave buyers surprised by the difference inside. How You Can Sell a House During a Remodel There’s a reason both traditional buyers and investors look for fixer-upper … Continued

Is Your State More Tenant-Friendly Or Landlord-Friendly?

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Date Published: January 20, 2026Last Updated: April 1, 2026Download Dataset: Xlsx Each state has their own laws for tenants and landlords, so it’s important to stay aware of how your state supports tenant and landlord rights. Millions of people in the United States have housing through rentals, like an apartment, townhouse, or condo. Through the … Continued

Our Methodology for the 2026 Landlord vs. Tenant State Rankings

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On our 1-5 scale, factors closer to 1 mean they’re more tenant-friendly, while state factors closer to 5 benefit landlords more. Each state’s final score is based on the weighted average of 10 important factors of current rental property law. Many of these factors can be verified via the relevant statutes, while others will vary … Continued
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