Georgia Rental Laws – An Overview of Landlord Tenant Rights in Coastal Georgia
As per GA Code Title 44 Chapter 7, a Georgia lease agreement can be established either orally, in a written document, or even be implied. A written agreement is the most popular form of lease between landlords and tenants. Once established in either of the three ways, the lease grants each landlords and tenants certain rights and responsibilities. While the landlord and tenant handbook can be useful, it might be a bit confusing to follow. Whether you’re starting out as a landlord in Georgia or you’re a seasoned landlord, being familiar with lan…
How to Attract Long-Term Tenants
If your goal is to earn a consistent rental income, you need to focus on attracting long-term renters. After you've attracted them with your property listing, you'll want to renew the lease. Long-term tenants, you’ll reduce your maintenance and repair costs and rest assured your rental space is being treated with care. Our experienced property managers at Drew Doheny Property Management Team will share tips to encourage your tenants to renew their leases. Welcome Your Renters Warmly To start on the right foot with your tenants, practice courtes…
Quick Guide to Effective Tenant Screening In Richmond Hill
To ensure your success as a Richmond Hill landlord, it’s important to have a comprehensive screening process. An effective screening process will help ensure that you find reliable and trustworthy tenants for your rental property. Advertising your property and looking for new tenants can be stressful, especially in Richmond Hill’s competitive rental market. However, this guide to effective tenant screening will help alleviate your stress and land the right tenants for your property! Keep reading to learn how to make a great tenant screening pro…
How to Advertise Your Richmond Hill Rental Property Successfully
A vacant property is every landlords worst nightmare. With vacant rental units, you won’t be able to maximize your rental income. For one, you won’t have any income to expect at the end of the month. Second, you’ll also have to dig deeper into your pockets to pay for other expenses such as taxes and mortgage payments. To maximize your rental income, you’ll need to know how to market your property. Great marketing skills help landlords expose their rental to a wider pool of potential tenants. In turn, landlords maximize their chances of landing …
5 Best Renovations for Your Rental Property
Extended vacancies are bad for your rental and your ROI. That’s why keeping your investment property in great shape is important! If you’re having trouble finding renters, it may be wise to make strategic upgrades to your property! There are many ways to make a property more attractive to tenants, from little adjustments like upgrading appliances to more substantial actions like replacing the floors. However, before you make any changes to your property, be sure to consider which upgrades will boost your property’s value the most while still at…