Now that you have a tenant approved and ready to move in, you’ll need to create a lease agreement. This can feel daunting to many landlords, especially if your legal experience is limited or you’ve never created your o... MORE

Rental properties in Atlanta and throughout Georgia are governed by state, local, and federal laws. It’s important that you follow those laws, otherwise you could find yourself trapped in legal fights, claims, lawsuits, and ... MORE

Would you say your Atlanta rental property is in top condition? It should be, especially if you want it to remain attractive to tenants. Good maintenance policies will not only attract and retain highly qualified tenants, the... MORE

Self-showings. Virtual tours. Online portals for tenants and owners. There’s no doubt that advancements in technology have served the entire property management industry, from owners to tenants to property managers and ... MORE

As you begin to add to your real estate portfolio, you’ll have to think about your rental properties as assets. You’re essentially running a business, even if you’re only renting out a single property. And i... MORE

Is managing your rental property causing stress and frustration? It’s understandable; there’s a lot to juggle when it comes to marketing a vacant property, completing a thorough tenant screening that doesn’t viol... MORE

What are you doing to maximize your real estate investment and increase what you earn on it? Hopefully you have a strategy in place that will help you reach your own investment goals. When you’re renting out a property in At... MORE

To allow pets or not to allow pets in your rental property? It’s a tough question for some owners. Even if you love animals and have pets of your own, do you want them running around your rental property? There are... MORE

Advertising best practices continue to change as technology becomes more innovative and tenants become savvier. When you’re ready to offer your Atlanta rental property to prospective tenants, you’ll need to let th... MORE

Most people use a real estate agent to buy or sell property and a separate property manager when they need to lease, manage, and maintain their investment property. It saves time and money to work with a company that does bot... MORE