Property Management Blog

If you own residential property and are struggling to retain renters, you’ll need to change your methods if you want long-term tenants. Tenants will move in and stay put as long as they are happy, comfortable, and safe.If yo... read more >>

The enactment of the Fair Housing Act in the US occurred on April 11, 1968. The main goal of the act was to prohibit housing discrimination, either in the unit or sale of housing. As an North Carolina landlord, it’s imp... read more >>

In North Carolina, Squatters’ Rights are a form of Adverse Possession. This means that a squatter can adversely own your property as long as it meets all the requirements under Adverse Possession laws. More often than n... read more >>

There are several options that might have caught your eye. You might be considering NFTs, bonds, bitcoin, stock, and other prospective options. But can they match up to the advantages of investing in real estate?The investment pro... read more >>

Are you looking to invest in real estate in Raleigh? There are several quality suburban neighborhoods located in and around Raleigh!Raleigh has a hot real estate market. Its high growth is predicted by real estate industry experts... read more >>

Are you thinking of buying an investment property in Raleigh, NC? What makes an investment property attractive is the impact they can have on your future. It can become your ticket to generating future income with the fixed e... read more >>

Breaking a lease in North Carolina can carry several consequences for a tenant. It may mean the tenant might:Have trouble renting their next lease unit. Landlords only rent to tenants they can trust. But when there is a history of... read more >>

The tenant eviction process is part of any landlord’s career, but you need to know the North Carolina eviction law to do it properly. You may need to remove your North Carolina tenant for reasons such as failure of paying re... read more >>

Most North Carolina landlords require that their tenant payment of a deposit when occupying a rental premises. Tenant security deposits act as a safety net against any financial damage that may occur because of a tenant&rsquo... read more >>

North Carolina is generally considered to be a landlord-friendly state as its landlord-tenant laws have a few differences when compared to most states. Among these differences are a broader power when it comes to being able t... read more >>