Category: Property Manager

30 Key Trends for the Property Management Industry in 2023 As property management industry professionals adjust to the post-covid era in 2023, they have a group of legacy issues they may be taking with them into the next few years. Rent payment delays, debt, fewer trained staff, higher costs, rent controls, and more continue to…

Is it Time to Hire a Property Manager? There are hundreds of thousands of landlords managing tens of millions of rental houses and apartments across the US. And with increasing pressures from many sources landlords have been discovering that at a certain point, professional managers and technology might be needed. Most landlords bravely manage a…

16 Key Services Rental Owners Need Are you looking to hire a property management services firm near you soon? Have you been been in the rental property business for a while, yet haven't enjoyed the profit performance you expected?  A key reason might be that your property management and maintenance services providers may not be…

Will a Property Management Career Give you what you Need? There are millions of people wondering about changing careers, especially after the pandemic altered the employment landscape. The Great Resignation trend gave everyone pause to think about their jobs, careers and future direction. Generations just entering the workforce want more than money. In this post…

Atlanta Property Management Given the laws against rent controls, rising rents, and the improving economy in Georgia, owning rental properties in Atlanta is a great way to invest for profit. Like most other US metro housing markets, Atlanta is hot. Yet owning rental properties and earning a profit aren't necessarily coincidental. In fact, as more…

Fend off an Economic Downturn Quite a few property management people feel rental property ownership and management is a recession proof business. That's a key attraction for property management startups. Rents tend not to fall much, cash flow is consistent, demand remains strong, housing supply is constrained by the governments (NIMBYs too), and there's tax…