Think self-managing saves money? We break down the real costs — time, vacancies, repairs, and legal risk — and show what Philadelphia landlords actually spend.

Philadelphia landlords renting pre-1978 properties must meet both federal lead based paint disclosure rules and city certification requirements. Here’s exactly what you need to do.

Philadelphia passed the Safe Healthy Homes Act 16-1. Good cause eviction now covers every lease, L&I can inspect without a complaint, and unlicensed landlords have real back rent exposure. Here’s what changed — and why the story isn’t over yet.

A step-by-step guide to screening tenants in Philadelphia — including what the Renters’ Access Act requires and how to stay legally protected.

Get a free analysis of how much you could be making if you rent out your Philly property.

If you own rental property in Philadelphia, getting a Philadelphia Tax ID Number is one of the first legal steps required before you can operate, obtain a Rental License, or collect rent.

Answers to the most common questions we receive about leasing a property with HubKey.

Here are the basics on getting a rental license in Philadelphia, management agencies, and what else to know about the laws governing owning and renting property in Philly.

In the bustling real estate market of Philadelphia, hiring a property manager is a strategic move that can enhance the success of your rental property. With their local expertise, efficient tenant screening, and comprehensive management services, property managers contribute to maximizing your investment’s profitability while minimizing the stress associated with property ownership.