Property Management Insights

Rental Pricing: The Key to Getting Your Property Rented (And Why Yesterday’s Numbers Don’t Work in Today’s Atlanta Market)In today’s rental market—especially here in Atlanta—features and finishes still matter, but nothing matters more than pric...

Owning rental properties can be a rewarding investment, but managing them yourself (Do It Yourself landlording) comes with hidden costs that can eat into your profits. While many landlords try to save money by going the DIY route, the reality is that unexpected expenses—bot...

REAL RECENT HUD VIOLATION LAWSUITS AND THE OUTCOMES: United States v. Meyer (E.D. Mo.)  In January 2021, HUD filed a complaint against the property owners for refusing to allow a tenant to keep an emotional support animal, violating the Fair Housing Act (FHA). The court ente...

A tenant move-in inspection is one of the most crucial steps property owners can take to protect their investment and establish clear expectations with their tenants. By documenting the condition of a rental property before a new tenant moves in, owners can set a solid foundation...

At first glance, self-managing a rental property can seem like an effective way to cut costs, especially by avoiding property management fees. However, this approach often comes with its own set of challenges and hidden expenses that many landlords overlook. Before you decide to ...

If you are considering a professional property management company to handle your rentals, one of the key things to be aware of is that many relationships between owners and property managers  fail because the owner feels the need to stay involved on a daily basis. I want to ...

5 Essential Tips for First-Time Landlords: Navigating Property Management with EaseBecoming a landlord for the first time can be both exciting and daunting. The prospect of generating rental income is appealing, but the responsibilities that come with managing a property can be o...

Doing move-in and move-out inspection reports. You must know the difference between wear and tear and damage. inspection reports with photos can be a life-saver if you end up in court. 

Rental property wear and tear is an inevitable aspect of property management, reflecting the gradual deterioration that occurs from normal, everyday use. It is important for landlords and tenants to distinguish between wear and tear and damage to maintain a fair and effective lea...

Does a Property Manager need to be licensed in Georgia?Is a license required for property managers in Georgia? Yes, in Georgia, property managers must have an active Real Estate License issued by the Georgia Real Estate Commission and must be associated with a licensed Georgia br...