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

According to U-Haul, the Charlotte Metro area is on track for explosive growth over the next 25 years. If you’ve been wondering where the real estate market is heading, this update paints a pretty clear picture. A Closer Look at Charlotte&... read more >>

Carolina Property Management LLC always looks for ways to help property owners enhance their investments, boost appeal, and stay relevant in a changing market. One of the smartest upgrades we recommend today—across all types of rentals—is... read more >>

If you have a rental property and you're charging $2,500 or less, I recommend that you don't add appliances with bells and whistles. First, a simple refrigerator that doesn't have a water line. You don't have to offer ice maker to you... read more >>

The three biggest maintenance requests we get as property managers is number one, disposals. They're always breaking. Number two, dishwashers. And number three, heat and air. read more >>

If you're in the Charlotte Metro region, the average rental price is currently $2,057. That is up from last year when the average rental price was 2014. So if you are a landlord, are your rents also increasing by the going rate? read more >>

Three cheap ways to add more income to your rental property. One, at a charging station. Two, get the landscaping updated and cleaned up. Number three, clean it top to bottom. read more >>

Here's how $2,000 upfront can generate hundreds of dollars every month or thousands over time at your rental property. You can install a charging station for your Tesla. And generally speaking, people who drive Teslas make more money and they'... read more >>

How do you know when it's time to hire a property management company? It's when your tenant is still in the house and they were supposed to be moved out months ago. Second, your neighbors are complaining about people driving up, lots of peopl... read more >>

This is why you should always have a property management company. Jimmy Butler of the Golden State Warriors failed to pay two months of rent at $130,000 a month and then caused another $250,000 worth of damage and then changed all the locks. If that ... read more >>

Charlotte’s new construction market is tougher than ever—but why? 🏡💰 In this video, we uncover the real reasons behind the shortage and what it means for buyers. If you’re struggling to find a new home, this is a must-watch! read more >>