decatur property management: Atlanta property management advice - How to Prevent Tenant Damage
- 03/16/17 02:30 PM
Atlanta property management advice: How to Prevent Tenant Damage Your tenants have passed your screening process and you have decided to rent out your property. These tenants will live their lives in your space. As Atlanta property managers, you know that you will encounter signs of wear and tear. For example, worn carpet, scuffs on walls, holes from nails and screws, as well as signs of use of major appliances. It happens and it is expected. However, there is a difference between normal wear and tear of a rental space and actual damage caused by tenants. Keep reading to find out how you … (16 comments)
decatur property management: Atlanta Property Managers Renting Tips: Top Attractions When It Comes To Atlanta Rental Properties
- 03/16/17 02:25 PM
Atlanta Property Managers Renting Tips: Top Attractions When It Comes To Atlanta Rental PropertiesAmenities play an important role in attracting good renters towards your Atlanta rental property. A survey conducted by Apartment Guide showed that 75% of the landlords assume that they would have to make the improvements to their properties if they wanted to keep and attract renters. Today, renters are in search of specific features within a rental home or an apartment, and they would pay a higher price if they get those features. This is exactly why landlords should always keep in mind the demands of renters. Atlanta property management companies have … (15 comments)
decatur property management: Data Storage for Landlords and Property Owners
- 03/16/17 02:21 PM
Data Storage for Landlords and Property OwnersAs a landlord and an owner of a small Atlanta property management company, I have to deal with many different responsibilities. One of them is making sure that our data is safe, backed up, easily available in case of an emergency, and most importantly easily accessible by our team. It is crucial for us to keep the data for our tenant, property owners, vendors and suppliers safe and secure. To ensure that our data is secure, I have been mainly using one application, Dropbox, for years. I have paid for extended version history (a $39 per year … (12 comments)
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