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

Setting the right rental price and knowing when to raise it can be challenging for property owners. At Carolina Property Management, we recognize that market trends, local regulations, and tenant relationships all play a role in determining rental ra... read more >>

Trying to save a little can sometimes backfire in a big way. Discover how a small $100 ‘savings’ could actually cost you $20,000 and why it's important to invest wisely. read more >>

Thinking of turning your property into an Airbnb? Watch this video to discover 3 major reasons why homeowners should reconsider read more >>

Zillow’s tenant application process is riddled with issues, especially for self-managing property owners. Fraudulent applications are on the rise, making it harder to trust applicants and exposing landlords to scams. Watch to learn about the ri... read more >>

Most homeowners are missing out on a simple secret that could generate more income from their property. In this video, we reveal what they don’t know and how you can maximize your home’s earning potential. Don’t miss out on this opp... read more >>

As a Charlotte, NC, landlord, it's your right to inspect your rental property to ensure tenants use it according to the lease agreement. And you should, as you don't want to deal with the hefty costs of repairing tenant-caused property damage... read more >>

Why Self-Managing Your Rental Property Could Cost You THOUSANDS read more >>

According to Mecklenburg County, whose county seat is Charlotte, NC, landlords filed over 33,500 eviction cases in 2023. The court also granted 60% of these filings (in whole or part).If you're a Charlotte, NC, renter and are at risk of evic... read more >>

The economic consequences of the pandemic have broadly seeped into the U.S. real estate, with new apartment building permits down 30% since last March. This sharp drop poses challenges for property managers and landlords, especially in North and Sout... read more >>

Tenants renewing their lease commit to an average rent increase of around 3.5% each year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For property owners in Charlotte, this means you need a strategic approach to retain your existing tenants without ... read more >>