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

Around 10.6 million people in the United States earn an income from rental properties, and landlords earn an average of $97,000 annually.However, all this investment potential can go out the window quickly when you have tenants that don't pay ren... read more >>

Over 850,000 people live in Charlotte, and all of those people need places to live. If you're a landlord, you'll want to ensure you get the best tenants for your rental properties.Conducting tenant background checks in Charlotte, NC, is essen... read more >>

The Paw-sitive Power of Pets: Unlocking the Benefits of Allowing Pets in Rental Properties read more >>

Congratulations Carolina Property Management! You’re nominated for an IGT2023 Award. read more >>

As of 2021, the population in North Carolina was 10,052,560, and many of these individuals rent places to live.If you're a landlord, you might receive dozens of applications for each available unit you have. Your job is to choose the right tenant... read more >>

How to get your Furnished Home Rent Ready? read more >>

Evictions are a tricky business. In the bustling city of Charlotte, NC, where many neighborhoods are bursting with tenants, mastering the art of handling evictions is crucial for every landlord.This article will be your guiding light, cutting through... read more >>

Did you know that more than 44 million Americans are renters?If you're a landlord, finding the right tenants for your rental property is crucial for a smooth and profitable rental experience. By asking key tenant questions to potential renters, y... read more >>

As a rental property owner, collecting rent is one of the most important responsibilities you have.The average rent in Charlotte is over $1,500 per month these days, which is great news for ROI on your rental property. That said, if you don'... read more >>

As a landlord, did you know that you should allocate about 1% of the rental property value each year toward rental property maintenance?That means that if you have a rental property that costs $100,000, you will need to set aside at least $1,000 for ... read more >>