Property Management Blog

Minimizing rental vacancies is crucial to running a successful rental property, as they can significantly impact your rental income. Even when a property is unoccupied, you’ll still have ongoing expenses such as propert... read more >>

Have you ever had a tenant call you with a complaint that needed immediate attention? As a landlord, dealing with tenant concerns is part of the job, but how you handle them can make all the difference in tenant retention and prop... read more >>

Have you ever had a tenant move out, only to discover unexpected damages that weren’t there before? Along with regular inspections conducting a thorough tenant walk-through inspection is the key to avoiding disputes and prot... read more >>

Owning a rental property can be a great way to earn a steady passive income. However, there may be times when your rental profits may not be enough.Rising property taxes, insurance premiums, and maintenance costs can quickly eat i... read more >>

Water damage is one of the most common and costly issues landlords face. It can occur due to natural disasters, plumbing failures, or even negligence. Not only does water damage harm your property, but it can also lead to tenant d... read more >>

Are you struggling to fill vacancies in your Raleigh rental property? As a landlord, it’s crucial to maintain a steady stream of tenants to ensure consistent cash flow. But what happens when the market slows down, or your pr... read more >>

Evicting a tenant is often one of the most stressful and difficult tasks for property owners, DIY landlords and managers alike. Not only does it involve legal complexities and potential conflicts, but it also raises questions... read more >>

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 >>