Property Management Blog - Tips, Help, Advice for Landlords, Investors and Renters in NC & SC

Here's something that your tax advisor and your wealth advisor may not be telling you about. If you're buying furniture, any appliances, or anything for your Airbnb that's going to cost less than $2,500 for each item, you can actually wri... read more >>

Here's some crazy requests that we get from our guests at our Airbnb. They think at 2 a.m., if they can't get the coffee maker to work, we have someone on staff that can come over and show them how to make coffee. Like, they want to know how ... read more >>

My accountant told us to write a check for over $100,000 for taxes. Well, I was trying to figure out how can I pay less in taxes? And I found at a conference a great way to take my depreciation on my rental properties right now, rather than over 27 a... read more >>

How do people like Donald Trump get away with not paying taxes? He understands the real estate game. In real estate, there are some great advantages that you can take some great write-offs. For example, I am taking advantage of these rules by writing... read more >>

Should you do a short-term rental or long-term rental? For short-term rental, you're going to get calls at any hour of the night just to fix their shower, the dishwasher, tell them how to open the door, and gain access. That happens all the time.... read more >>

Have you noticed that the Airbnb daily rates have actually increased? The reason for that is you are no longer being charged from Airbnb as a renter. They're charging everything to the homeowner. For the homeowner to make what they used to make a... read more >>

Here's how colleges are making investors a lot of money. College campuses always have people looking for places to stay. If you own properties around college campuses, you can get primo rent. That could be professors, people working on campus, or... read more >>

Imagine this: you list your property for rent online, excited to find a great tenant. The applications start rolling in, and everything looks perfect on paper. But behind those polished documents could be one of the biggest scams happening in the ren... read more >>

Here is a warning from local police. The police department will tell you that there are gangs stealing people's ID and credit card information and occupying properties that are owned by investors. When you think that you've collected security... read more >>

Here's how real estate investors lose up to $20,000 in a moment. The landlord is trusting that their information that the applicant is giving them is truthful. To prevent getting false information, you need to verify that the person that's ma... read more >>