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Author: Creating Confident Landlords One Door at a Time

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Stacie Casella & Kevin Kilroy, hosts of Your Landlord Resource Podcast and Founders of Your Landlord Resource discuss their personal experiences as Realtors and rental property owners for over 20 years. They are here to give you tips and actionable steps for managing your investment and guide you to become a landlord that can confidently and professionally operate all aspects of your rental properties. From practical education, to mindset and entrepreneurship, Stacie & Kevin address good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of being a landlord and rental property owner. More importantly, they will teach you the mistakes they've made and how to avoid them. Listen to Your Landlord Resource Podcast to become a confident landlord, one door at a time.
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Send us Fan Mail Winterize your rental property before the first freeze, because you don't need a blizzard to end up with a burst pipe. One cold night and one forgotten hose can do it. Kevin and I are racing to close up our family's Tahoe cabins right now, so this one is fresh on our minds. Kevin kicks things off with freeze prep, including a neighbor's hose that turned into an ice sculpture. Then I share our heating routine and the battery trick we use as proof for insurance. You'll also hea...
Send us Fan Mail ESA rules for landlords made headlines in May 2026, when HUD changed how it handles emotional support animal complaints. Plenty of landlords celebrated. Kevin did too, right up until he kept reading. The key word is complaints, and it changes everything. First, I answer a listener text about finding the past episodes we mention, because that one has tripped up more of you than we realized. Then I break down what HUD actually changed and the one thing that did not change at al...
Send us Fan Mail House hacking is buying a property, living in part of it, and renting out the rest so your tenants help cover the mortgage. It works because of the loan, not the rent. Kevin and I have never done it. We have recommended it to our three kids, their friends, and others who may or may not have asked. Our batting average is zero. So when a 23 year old listener in Wisconsin asked for this episode, we finally said yes. Everybody explains the shiny part. Buy a duplex, live in one si...
Send us Fan Mail Garbage disposals in rentals are the only appliance I can think of that costs a hundred dollars and can quietly turn into a several thousand dollar problem. And nobody requires you to provide one at all. Kevin opens with the distinction that decides how fast you have to answer that late night text. A disposal is an amenity, not a habitability item. Except there is one specific moment when it stops being either of those, and it is not the moment most landlords assume. Then he ...
Send us Fan Mail The best time to renovate a rental is almost never the moment you finally get sick of looking at the kitchen. Timing is the variable nobody talks about, and it quietly decides whether your money ever comes back. Kevin opens with a framing that clears up half the confusion on this topic. There are only two kinds of rental renovation, and landlords get into trouble when they apply the rules of one to the other. From there we get into the window we actually use, why an empty uni...
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