Property Management Blog

Landlords, like virtually every other profession, are learning to adjust to the current state of the country. These are unique times, and certainly trying times as well. Aiming to assist landlords, we’ve collected some mater... read more

Landlords across the country can likely agree that finding a good, quality, contractor can be a tall order. Not that managing a home, and everything that goes along with that, aren’t enough. But, if you don’t have a co... read more

Seasoned investors know that the acquisition cost of a property is often justifiable if the ROI and the NOI allow for a positive cash flow, but they also take into consideration vacancy loss and cap rates among other factors; anot... read more

Math: we love it, or we hate it. But don’t make the landlord mistake of allowing something as simple as prorating rent to cause you to inadvertently lose money, or overcharge the tenant. Calculating prorated rent is a skill ... read more

Depending on your geographic location, you may have already had your share of winter weather, even snow. Being in the south, West Georgia to be exact, we are just now preparing for our first taste of freezing temperatures for the ... read more

In a previous blog, we looked at the difference purchasing a more modern investment property vs purchasing an older investment property. In this blog, we will take a similar topic: turnkey properties vs DIY properties.Although tho... read more

Most real estate investors are familiar with 1031 exchanges. In short, it is when an investment property is sold, but rather than paying capital gains taxes on proceeds from the sale, an investor can purchase a similar investment ... read more

If you own rental property, you’ve likely dealt with tenant complaints; it typically comes with the territory of being a landlord. However, rather than just constantly bumping heads with the tenant, there are more pragmatic ... read more

A major factor in deciding where to invest in real estate, is figuring out where there is demand. Simple economics, right? Demand for a certain market, or area, can come in many shapes or forms. In this case, the demand for these ... read more

BY: ERIN EBERLINWhether the market is strong, or struggling, finding tenants is a quintessential part of being a landlord. With all of the digital opportunities, you’d be selling yourself short by simply placing a sign in th... read more