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Everything You Need to Know About "Turnkey" Projects

When it comes to projects that require efficiency, turnkey solutions have become increasingly popular among companies. But what exactly is turnkey, and how can it help your business? In this blog post, we'll explore turnkey projects, including what they are, examples of turnkey projects and their major traits, plus the advantages and disadvantages associated with them.

Should You Buy a House in Atlanta Right Now?

Are you considering buying real estate in the city of Atlanta, Georgia? Whether you’re looking to buy a home for yourself or make an investment, it’s important to predict real estate trends and consider market conditions before making any big decisions. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some of the real estate forecasts and market factors that can help inform your decision—and help you decide whether now is the right time to buy in Atlanta.

Where the Money is Flowing: The Top Cities for Short-Term Rentals

Are you looking to make a profitable short-term rental investment? Investing in short-term rentals can be very lucrative, but where should you invest your money? We’ve done some research on short term rental markets and have uncovered the cities that are currently leading the pack when it comes to short term rental success. Read on to learn which short term rental markets are generating the most profits, why some cities have banned short-term rental services like Airbnb, and what the best real estate investment opportunities for 2022 might be.

The Rules Around Airbnb and Short-term Rentals in Atlanta

If you're considering renting out your apartment through short term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo, but live in the state of Georgia, it can be tricky navigating the laws and regulations. In particular, if you’re living in an apartment complex in Atlanta, it’s important to know what you’re allowed to do when it comes to short term rentals. We'll explore some of these questions below including whether or not apartments in Atlanta allow Airbnb, whether you need a license to rent out your apartment on Airbnb, and other important information about short term rentals in Atlanta.

From Stress to Success: What It Takes To Be A Property Manager

Are you considering becoming a property manager, or looking for reliable property management companies near you? Before taking the plunge, it’s important to know what can drive property managers to quit their job. In this blog post, we'll discuss why many property managers decide to leave their profession and see if there are any benefits or drawbacks associated with becoming a property manager near me. We will also be looking into what makes property management so challenging and why it is often seen as a stressful career.

The Secrets of Property Management: Making money in real estate

Hey landlords, property management is a great way to make money through owning property. However, when you hire a property manager, how do they make their money? In this blog post, we'll explore the different ways property managers charge their fees and earn your profits from managing your property. We'll look at what property managers do, the percentage most property managers take for their services, where property managers make the most money, and how much a property manager might cost in Atlanta.

What's It Really Like to Be a Property Manager?

Property managers occupy an important role in real estate. Not only do they manage rental properties, but they also oversee lease agreements, maintenence requests, evict tenants, market vacant units and more. But being a property manager isn’t all sunshine and rainbows - there are some significant cons that come along with the job. In this blog post, we'll take a look at the pros and cons of being a property manager so you can decide if it's right for you.

Do You Know What Percentage Your Property Manager Takes? Let’s Find Out!

Do You Know What Percentage Your Property Manager Takes? Let’s Find Out! Most property managers will take some percentage of your monthly rent as payment for their services. How much that percentage is, however, can vary greatly depending on the type of home you're renting out and the home renovation you've undertaken to make it a turnkey investment for tenants. Generally speaking, most property managers will take between 5-10% of the total rent collected each month. While this may seem like a lot of money upfront, it's important to also factor in all the work they do in finding suitable tenants and handling other tenant related issues that arise. Furthermore, a good reliable property manager is worth every penny!