Property Management Blog

As a master property manager, I often get asked why rental application fees aren't refundable. Let's dive in!What Does Your Application Fee Cover?Credit, Criminal, and Eviction Checks While part of your fee goes towards ou... read more >>

As a landlord, it’s important to keep your rental property in good shape. When something needs fixing or updating, you might wonder whether to hire a handyman or a contractor. Knowing the difference between the two can help ... read more >>

As a pet owner, you experience the joy and companionship that your furry friend brings into your life. However, along with this joy comes the responsibility of ensuring your pet is properly licensed, as required by city ordinances... read more >>

Estate planning is a crucial step in managing your financial future and ensuring your wishes are respected. Two fundamental tools in estate planning are Wills and Trusts. Each serves distinct purposes, and understanding their diff... read more >>

Living within the boundaries of a Homeowners Association (HOA) is akin to playing a game where the rules must be meticulously followed, even down to the tiniest detail. Whether you're a tenant renting a property or a proud hom... read more >>

Renting out your house can seem like a great way to make some extra money, but it's not always as easy as it sounds. As someone who knows a lot about managing properties, I want to share some tips with you. Here are five reaso... read more >>

This year's North Carolina Property Management Conference (#NCPMC2024) wasn't just successful; it was a leapfrog above the rest! Embracing our frog-themed "LEAP into the Future of Property Management through Leadershi... read more >>

YouTube Video Short: https://youtube.com/shorts/1nJQ2nkt4ns?si=l7WtPrMDox6k6v_VI wanted to take a quick break from leases, move outs, rent rolls, coffee (no, I'm actually having a cup right now ), conventions, and the conundru... read more >>

When you hear the term “squatters” you probably picture them in an abandoned, run down place with no heat, electricity, or furnishings, and most likely in a high crime or depressed area. As for the actual squatters, yo... read more >>

In the realm of property management and homeowners' associations (HOAs) in North Carolina, the introduction of House Bill 542, titled "HOA Revisions/Foreclosure Trustee Auctions," marks a significant shift. This bill... read more >>