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Be A Better Landlord

Welcome to Be A Better Landlord, the ultimate guide to mastering the art of property management. Whether you're an experienced landlord looking to refine your skills or a beginner diving into the real estate realm, TurboTenant's insightful series has got you covered.

Podcast · By TurboTenant · English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    The 5 WORST States to Be a Landlord in 2026 (opens the original)

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    Ashley Kehr breaks down the 5 worst states to be a landlord in 2026, looking at eviction timelines, property taxes, rent control, tenant protections, and other regulations that can impact your rental property. Ashley explains what makes each state challenging for landlords along with the potential upside investors should consider before writing off a market completely. Before buying your next rental property, make sure you understand the laws, costs, and risks in your state and local market.

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    7 Things I Check Before Buying ANY Rental Property (opens the original)

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    Buying a rental property is about a lot more than the purchase price and potential rent. Ashley Kehr breaks down the seven things she looks at before making an offer, from the real numbers and property condition to local landlord laws, taxes, insurance, and your exit strategy. Whether you’re buying your first rental or adding to your portfolio, these are the factors that can separate a solid investment from a deal that only looks good on paper.

  3. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Your Tenant Moved Out. Should You Sell the Property? (opens the original)

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    When a tenant moves out, most landlords immediately start looking for the next renter. But a vacancy could also be the perfect opportunity to sell. Ashley Kehr breaks down the five key factors she considers when deciding whether to re-rent a property or cash out. Using a duplex she’s owned since 2014 as a real-world example, Ashley walks through cash flow, equity, upcoming maintenance, time and energy, and market appreciation. Plus, she explains why having a vacant unit can open the door to more

  4. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    10 Ways AI Is Changing Landlording Right Now (opens the original)

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    AI is changing the way landlords manage rental properties. Ashley Kehr breaks down 10 ways AI can help with lease compliance, maintenance requests, tenant screening, rent pricing, bookkeeping, tenant communication, and more. Some of these tools are already available to landlords today, while others offer a glimpse at where property management is headed next. See how AI could save landlords time, reduce repetitive work, and make managing rentals easier.

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    10 Red Flags of a Bad Landlord You Should Never Ignore (opens the original)

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    Think you’ve found the perfect rental? Before you sign the lease or hand over a deposit, there are some major warning signs you need to know. In this episode of Be a Better Landlord, host Ashley Kehr breaks down 10 red flags that could signal you’re dealing with a bad landlord from poor communication and cash-only payments to rushed deposits, questionable leases, hidden fees, and even rental scams. Whether you’re a renter trying to protect yourself or a landlord looking to improve the way you ma

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