PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BLOG

Do you have some extra space in your home that you’d like to make some extra bucks from? Or, are you relocating to another city and still want to hang on to the home? Renting out your home is a great option to consider. But while that can mean generating a new stream of income, you’ll definitely need to work for it. Being...

Squatting is quite commonplace in many places around the country. North Carolina squatters, like those in many other states, have rights. They may be able to own property after a successful adverse possession claim. To make the claim, squatters must meet several requirements. As a property owner, understanding the rights squatters ha...

The rental business is a profitable industry when you have long-term renters. This is because you have more consistent earnings and you don’t need to spend on marketing. Long-term renters and stable income also mean that you have what you need to cover your property’s maintenance expenses.The goal of every investment property ...

Have you settled on investing in Durham real estate? You’ve made the right choice! North Carolina, and Durham in particular, is becoming a popular region to settle down in. With many companies and businesses move to the area many people have been moving for new job opportunities. In addition, there is the attraction of great un...

Are you looking to invest in Durham, North Carolina? If you are, then now is a great time to do so!Skilled workers from far and wide have moved into the city to take advantage of the jobs in the city. With an increase in population, housing needed to match up. Durham has seen suburbs and communities spring up to match the increasing need ...

Are you considering investing in an income property in Durham, NC? If you are, there's no time like the present!InvestorInvesting in a rental property can be lucrative. Besides being able to diversify your investment portfolio, you may also be able to create a recurring passive income. Demand for rental housing in Durham remains ...

A lease binds both the landlord and the tenant for a certain period of time, usually one year. During this time, both parties have certain rights and responsibilities that they must adhere to. Breaking a lease is never ideal, but sometimes it's unavoidable. Your tenant could be a service member who has been deployed, or they may ...

Although not required by law, many landlords require tenants to pay a security deposit before moved into their new home.The purpose of a security deposit is to provide landlords with a safety net against any losses caused by tenants.It covers for things such as:Excessive damage to the property: Normally, a tenant must return their rented ...

Being a landlord can be both rewarding and demanding. It can be smooth sailings when you have great a tenant that abide by the terms of the lease and respects the property. However, it can become less wonderful when certain things go south. For example, as a landlord, you can face major headaches when a tenant stops paying rent or ca...

As a landlord in North Carolina, you must be knowledgeable of all NC rental property laws. After all, ignorance of the law is never a legal defense. You might have questions, such as “Can you break a lease in North Carolina?”, “What are my NC landlord responsibilities?”, or even “What are the North Carol...