Atlanta Property Management Blog

If you unexpectedly find yourself with a home to rent, you’re what some people call an accidental landlord. You never really planned on owning rental property, but maybe you’re facing a job transfer or you’ve recently in... read more >>

It often seems that a property owner does not have any rights and that tenants call the shots, the courts only rule in favor of the tenant, and the attorneys end up with all the money. Just look at the multi-million dollar lawsu... read more >>

Experienced  property managers and multifamily investors keep a close eye on national inventory. The laws of supply and demand suggest that when thousands of units come on line in a few months, occupancy rates and rent... read more >>

If it’s such a great time to buy a house why are young Americans opting to rent rather than a buy a house? Is it because of low inventory in their price range, tight credit, difficulty qualifying, or all of the above? Firs... read more >>

It's no secret that Atlanta is one of the busiest real estate markets and investment opportunities in America. The 8th largest city in America and population is predicted to grow by 43% by the year 2025. That is only a decade a... read more >>

It is estimated the #Millennial make up close to 40% of the housing market, and 90% of them are renters! This means big changes and a lot of opportunity for property managers. Investing in the right amenities and marketing strat... read more >>

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Landlords benefit from renters insurance as much as the renters do.  By encouraging the use of renters insurance for your renters, you’re improving the likelihood that renters will be able to pay rent on time and creat... read more >>

What is a clean and acceptable home to one person may be viewed as an utter disaster to another person.  To a certain degree, how a person chooses to live within their own home is up to them and them alone.  However, i... read more >>

Real estate is like the economy. The economy? It’s like the weather. We have warm seasons, we have cold ones. Some seasons are unseasonably hot and others: unseasonably cold. As we come out of the most recent downturn and start... read more >>