Property management, we always say, is a relationship business. To effectively manage Atlanta investment homes, we need to establish and maintain excellent relationships with our owners, our tenants, our vendors, and just about everyone who crosses our paths. The...
We’re talking about lease renewals, and that’s because they’re increasingly important to your consistent cash flow and your long-term ROI. It’s hard to earn money off a property that isn’t occupied. Vacancy is expensive, and the best way to avoid a vacancy is to keep...
Atlanta has a bustling and competitive real estate market, with plenty of opportunities for investors looking to purchase rental properties. The neighborhoods are diverse, the property types include single-family homes, apartment buildings, condos, and townhouses, and...
What are some of the essential maintenance tasks that need your attention, whether you’re renting out a single-family home with a large yard or a small unit in an apartment building? You likely have your own list, and we want to make sure that it’s a complete list. ...
Eviction courts in Atlanta, unfortunately, are pretty backed up. This should come as no surprise; in some cases, the courts are still catching up from the eviction moratorium which put everything on hold for more than a year. All possible protections finally expired...
As a landlord, one of the most significant responsibilities that you may not realize you have is to ensure that your tenants have a smooth move-in and move-out process. The less stress and frustration your tenant experiences during the move-in, the more likely they...
