Atlanta Property Management Blog

In a new study released by the US Census Bureau, it was found that home ownership has dropped to 63.4 percent, the lowest it has been since 1967. Some economists attribute it to the real estate market crash of 2008, others... read more >>

We've all seen the ads - ‘no credit check, no deposit, move-in today!’ While some property managers may luck out and rent to a resident who does not skip out on the lease, does not destroy the property, and has adequ... read more >>

It doesn't matter where you live in Atlanta, GA. You have unlimited opportunity to become an Atlanta Real Estate Investor.   You have a huge advantage because you can invest locally. The stock market is a global system, eve... read more >>

The condition of the paint or stain on your rentals can be your ambassador of curb appeal. Its appearance can say a lot about your rental properties. And yet, you could be spending a healthy portion of your maintenance budget... read more >>

Getting your rent deposit back: We've all heard the renter's nightmare: rent a house or apartment, take good care of it, and when it come time to leave, the landlord decides to keep your security deposit. Is there anything ... read more >>

Forbes Lists Atlanta as one of the best places for business and careers and job growth. Atlanta is a rapidly growing city, and its metropolitan area exceeded 5.7 million for the first time in 2014. Population higher than the pr... read more >>

Millions of dollars are spent each year studying the housing market. Buried in the tomes of research, are clues about resident “wish lists” and expectations. If you didn’t get a chance to attend the 2014 Multifamily ... read more >>

Atlanta Landlords can transfer tenant default risk. A perfect solution for Landlords and Atlanta Property Management Companies? The name doesn't tell the whole story Sounds like a perfect solution for Atlanta Landlords and A... read more >>

by Bryan Ives on December 10, 2014 in Accounting Thinking about self-managing your rental property? Managing unavoidable expenses like taxes, maintenance, professional consultant fees and administrative costs, will... read more >>

With the effects of the Great Recession on the U.S. housing market still being felt, the demand for rental-housing is higher than it has been in years. Households with healthy incomes are disillusioned by what they’ve witn... read more >>