Property Management Blog - Tips, Help, Advice for Landlords, Investors and Renters in NC & SC

Tenants renewing their lease commit to an average rent increase of around 3.5% each year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For property owners in Charlotte, this means you need a strategic approach to retain your existing tenants without ... read more >>

According to ZipRecruiter, North Carolina landlords earn an average annual income of $72,135. However, many cities throughout the state have higher landlord incomes, including Charlotte. Here, they earn an average of $81,368 or over $9,000 more!So, i... read more >>

Exposing Zillow: The #1 Scammer in the Rental Market read more >>

The Truth About Zillow Applications: What Landlords Need to Know read more >>

Landlords: Here’s Why Your Tenants Didn’t Renew Their Lease read more >>

What You Can Expect When Renting Your First Apartment – Lease Terms, Budgeting, and Moving TipsRenting your first apartment can be so exciting. It is a major life event filled with new opportunities. It’s not just about securing a roof ov... read more >>

Owning a Charlotte rental property can be lucrative - if you can keep it occupied. Maintaining a strong occupancy rate boils down to having an appealing property and a strong marketing plan.Nearly half of all properties in Charlotte are rentals, too,... read more >>

Are you a self-managed property owner struggling to get full market rent? In this video, we share two key reasons why self-managed rentals often fall short and how professional management can help maximize your rental income read more >>

Managing your own rental properties? It might be costing you more! Learn how not hiring a property manager can lead to hidden expenses and why professional help could boost your profits. read more >>

Around 44% of landlords in the U.S. rely on a property management company to handle their investment rentals, highlighting their popularity.Hiring a property management company has endless benefits, from opening communication with tenants and dealing... read more >>