Atlanta Property Management Blog

A Beginner’s Guide to Being a Real Estate Entrepreneur

Being a real estate entrepreneur is not something you can do on a whim, or at least not if you want to up your chances at having a successful business. Any kind of real estate investment takes a substantial amount of money, so you have to be as prepared as you can to take a risk ...

Georgia Rental Market Forecast 2025

Every rental property owner needs to assess what the rental market has in store for them in the next year, as it helps them strategically plan for what’s to come. Discovering individual factors about the rental market in Georgia can help you make informed decisions, thereby...

Why Rental Property Location Matters and What to Consider

A lot of thought goes into real estate investing, and rightly so, to make informed investment decisions. There is a long list of critical factors you need to include to decide which rental property to purchase; arguably, chief among those is location. Many aspects of your real es...

How You Can Reduce the Operational Expenses of Your Rental Property

Reducing your operating expenses through cost-effective strategies is not just for significant savings, but is also crucial to maximizing your rental property's profitability. Understanding the primary sources, like maintenance, utilities, property management, and other major...

Unique Amenities Luxury Rental Properties Should Have

Luxury amenities can sometimes be the difference between occupancy and vacancy, especially if your rental property is located in an upscale neighborhood. Aside from basic amenities like a washer and dryer, some rental properties offer additional benefits that are worth the m...

Georgia HB 399: Out-of-State Landlords Required to Have an In-State Property Manager

Georgia is making rental property oversight more local and more accountable. With House Bill 399 officially in effect as of July 1, 2025, landlords who live outside the state but own rental properties in Georgia must now meet a critical requirement: hire a licensed, in-state prop...

Pros and Cons of Going Digital for Your Atlanta Rental Business

Almost every business in America leverages technology to streamline operations, and property managers are doing the same. It's a smart move, considering that not doing so may leave your business outdated and behind the curve. Like many platforms, there are certain drawba...

Atlanta Landlord Rescue: Signs That You’re Struggling as a Landlord

Overseeing a rental property is among the most overwhelming ventures property owners can tackle. In addition to conducting tenant screening, rent collection, addressing property maintenance requests, and responding to tenant concerns, you must also be knowledgeable about several ...

Squatters in Your Atlanta Rental Property? Here’s How to Resolve It

Vacancies are not uncommon in the rental industry, and property owners often market vacant property quickly to generate income. If you cannot find renters, you might find a squatter or two living in your rental, so how exactly do you get rid of squatters?Learning the legal evicti...

Quarterly Inspection Checklist for Your Atlanta Rental Property

Regular inspections are essential duties for property owners. They help them maintain the value of their investments and ensure tenant satisfaction.To conduct inspections effectively, it's ideal to create a detailed checklist you can follow to cover all your bases and follow ...