As a landlord, you may have seen the title of this article and had a minor panic with everything in the news lately concerning COVID-19 and the impending threat of rent strikes in major metropolitan areas. However, we're happy to report as exceptional providers of property management,...

When you start working as a landlord, it's easy to prioritize to get everything done. We all have our "have to have" and our "nice to have" lists, and on the busiest weeks, we only get to the essential tasks.

One task that may seem less critical—but as a rental property manager, Charleston...

The coronavirus pandemic has rewritten the standard rules for many landlords, changing how they communicate with tenants or offer flexibility with things like rent payments. As a provider of the best property management Charleston offers, we know that these shifts may just be temporary as the...

If the COVID-19 crisis has made anything clear, it has emphasized how much we rely on each other in everything we do daily. This has been especially noticeable for us as a property management company in Charleston as we've watched formerly DIY landlords and investors reach out for assistance in...

Every investor would love to have only communicative, thoughtful, and prompt renters—especially during a crisis. Still, the reality of rental property investment is that things are often more complicated than the ideal—including your residents. As the experts in rental property management...

Property managers have some clear benefits to an investor:

• They have a network of maintenance and repair vendors that they can access for needed repairs on any property
• They keep an eye on what updates and modifications do well in your market and can recommend rehab projects
• They are great at...

Even with the recovery of the housing market, renting is still hot—and getting hotter: 91% of the top 100 cities in the U.S. have seen an annual increase in rental rates. The only way to get a piece of the action is to market your Charleston properties for rent properly.

As a landlord, it’s not...

The difference between having an exceptional tenant and a terrible tenant that's the talk of landlord discussion boards the world over is your screening process. A great tenant brings you peace of mind knowing the rent will be paid, and your rental home will be respected. On the other hand, a...

According to a research report by the Pew Research Center, 36.6% of US households rented their homes in 2016. The center noted that this number was the highest since the 60's—and would continue to grow.

With the growing number of tenants, there is a good chance you have dealt with some difficult...