Turnover is expensive for Atlanta landlords, and your best defense against the loss that comes with vacancy and turnover is tenant retention. If you can keep your great residents in place and renew their lease agreements year... MORE

Are you looking at normal wear and tear or tenant damage? This is a question most Atlanta landlords are faced with after a tenant has vacated the property and the move-out inspection is underway.It’s an important distin... MORE

We have discussed this previously: good maintenance practices contribute to better tenant retention. Avoiding turnover and vacancy costs is a lot easier when you’re responsive with the repairs your tenants request. So t... MORE

Mistakes are going to happen, even if you’re an experienced real estate investor thinking you have seen and done it all. Some mistakes can be avoided, however, when you’re willing to learn from the errors that oth... MORE

Investing remotely is becoming more popular, especially as technology and education grow more accessible - even to small investors or people who are thinking about buying a rental home outside of their home market for the first ti... MORE

Rents are rising in the Atlanta rental market, just like they are in a number of cities across the U.S. With a growing demand for well-maintained rental homes and a supply that struggles to meet that demand, property owners are fi... MORE

Finding single-family homes for rent in Atlanta is a bit of a challenge in the current market. Well-qualified tenants are looking for these sorts of properties. When the homes are in good neighborhoods and well-maintained, they&rs... MORE

Cosmetic upgrades, when well-chosen, can add value to your Atlanta investment property in a number of ways. First, you’ll be able to charge more in rent because you’ll have modern improvements that help your property s... MORE

While renting out an Atlanta property is an excellent way to earn some rental income and build a profitable return on your investment, there are a few things you need to think about before you become a landlord. Perhaps you&r... MORE

If you’ve inherited a property and you’re not sure what to do with it, you should know that you’ve got some pretty great options. For starters, you can live in it yourself. But, if it’s not a home you ... MORE