Property Management Blog

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) ruling on the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) commissions has introduced significant changes to the real estate industry. While the case has been settled, understanding the implicat... read more >>

North Carolina is attractive to property investors as it has a high rental market demand. This leads to lower risks when purchasing a property. However, North Carolina can be prone to natural disasters with heavy exposure to flood... read more >>

Measuring the rate of return on your rental property can vary significantly depending on the type of property you are managing and the leasing strategy you choose. Rental properties generally fall into two categories: long-term re... read more >>

While it is vital to upgrade your rental amenities and furnishings, improvements should not focus on that alone. It is also crucial to create a striking curb appeal since it will elevate your rental space from other units in your ... read more >>

Investors prefer the real estate market over the stock market due to its stability and potential long-term gains. You can grow your money over the long term by purchasing an investment property in North Carolina, thanks to t... read more >>

As a homeowner, you might find yourself at a crossroads when deciding what to do with your property—whether to sell or rent it out. Both options come with their own set of pros and cons, and the best choice depends on variou... read more >>

While renting out your property can be a rewarding investment, it comes with a set responsibilities and risks. One of the most crucial documents you need in protecting yourself as a landlord is to draft a solid rental agreement.&n... read more >>

Tenants are the most important aspect of a rental business since they are the number one of your income as a landlord. However, you don't want to rent out your property to just anybody. Finding new and reliable tenants is cruc... read more >>

Potential Tenants often compare nearby amenities when searching for rental units. As a landlord, knowing what amenities are most popular, will increase the likelihood of attracting quality tenants. To make renters happy, you ... read more >>

First time landlords may think that running a rental home is a breeze. You just advertise, accept a renter, and collect the rent. Unfortunately that’s the most basic overview of managing a rental home. It requires learning s... read more >>