Property Management Blog

Raise the Rent? Is it time to raise the rent? There are many people that are excited about attaining their own financial security as property owners. They often forget that the work still must continue. Being a landlord is not an easy job, and there are still a lot of logistics ...

Property Investing Buying real estate is one of the best long-term investments you can make. Taking a look at your properties will determine if you can benefit from them now. Bottom Line Property Management can help you profit from houses, townhouses, condos, and apartments. Her...

Investing in Multifamily Markets? The housing market in Charlotte has experienced quite a boom in the last few years. And even though some are predicting a “slow-down period” to soon arrive, the fact that more and more individuals and families are moving to Charlotte serves...

Flipping houses has proven to be a highly effective investment for many, especially here in the Charlotte area. Of course there are some investors who have had a bad experience in this arena, and the market looks to be shrinking a bit, but savvy investors know there is still plen...

Now that your place is fixed and ready to be sold, where are all the buyers? Even within a housing market as fertile as Charlotte’s, it can still be tough to drum up potential buyers. Luckily there are some helpful tricks to get things moving towards your favorite two words...

It’s not a matter of if Charlotte will grow, it’s a question of how. Charlotte's growth makes it the third-fastest in the nation among the top 25 largest cities. According to the Census Bureau’s most recent estimates, Charlotte’s total population saw one of the largest...

Real Estate Investment Opportunities Real Estate Investment Opportunities zone created as part of the 2017 tax reform law is changing the Charlotte landscape. An opportunity zone is a low-income area in which the poverty rate is 20% or higher. This includes median family inco...

Disrupting the Charlotte Real Estate Market Millennials (those between the ages of 18 and 34) are the next big Charlotte real estate market disruptors. This isn't because they’re living in their parents’ basements but that they’re buying properties. According to a repor...