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

Surprising reason why we hire a 3rd party for move-in and move-out inspections read more >>

What if you could sit back, relax, and know money was rolling in? Once you improve your occupancy rate, you can! Unfortunately, the rental vacancy rate in the US is 6%.Improving your tenant retention rate with leasing management strategies can make a... read more >>

There’s another way to pay for houses and buildings that’s not like the usual bank loans. Some investors and property developers pick these ‘hard money’ loans for their projects. These loans can cost more. But they can gi... read more >>

Are you looking to rent your property in Charlotte? There's been an increase in the housing supply since February 2023, and this has attracted many potential home buyers and renters.But before you start advertising your property, have you thought... read more >>

Are you looking to invest in a property in Charlotte, North Carolina? If so, you've made a wise decision!A report showed that an average of 113 people moved to Charlotte each day between July 2021 and July 2022! One can only expect this number to... read more >>

Are you a property owner in Charlotte, North Carolina, considering renting out your property without the help of a property management company? Renting out property as a for rent by owner can be a lucrative undertaking, but it comes with its own set ... read more >>

Charlotte is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, making it a great place for property investors to expand their portfolios. However, pandemic-fueled market upsets have also fueled a competitive rental market.If you're struggling to m... read more >>

Evictions in Charlotte often pose challenges, and plenty of misinformation exists. This guide stands apart.We'll show you the steps and legal tips that have aided many landlords. You'll learn to manage evictions with confidence and precision ... read more >>

Homeowner Warning: you could be Fined $$$ for not using a Certified Lead Based Paint Contractor read more >>

From 2019 to 2022, rental prices went up over 20% in Charlotte, NC. As a landlord, you might think this is a good thing since it puts more money into your pockets. However, it's a double-edged sword, as tenants want to spend as little as possible... read more >>