Property Management Insights

In the world of property management, one of the biggest challenges is minimizing vacancy rates. A vacant property isn't just an empty space; it's lost income, increased maintenance costs, and a potential drag on your business's profitability. As a property manager, ke...

5 Most Important Clauses to Include in Your Tenant LeaseAs a property manager, creating a comprehensive tenant lease is essential for protecting your property and ensuring a smooth landlord-tenant relationship. Including the right clauses can prevent misunderstandings and legal i...

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...

Governor Kemp recently enacted the Georgia Squatters Reform Law, designed to assist homeowners in reclaiming their properties from squatters. Under this new law, homeowners who discover squatters on their property can contact the police, who will then require the squatters to pro...

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...

Some of my favorite quick tips if you are planning to manage your own rental property. 

Brightening up your rental will help get it rented so much quicker. Here are some simple tricks we use to add more light to our rentals.1) If there are blinds on the windows, we will turn the slats upward. This small trick allows natural light to enter the home and bounces off th...

If you are self managing your rental property, performing periodic drive-bys are important. Two to three times per year, get in your car and drive by the property and simply take a photo of the home from your car. Do not get out and walk around the home.  If the grass is too...

Tip #20: It is really risky managing a property without knowing what the laws are that govern tenancy. Every state is different - some are move tenant friendly and structure laws accordingly. When managing your rental, don't assume anything. Make sure you consult the laws and...