If you’re thinking about renting out your home for the first time, or you’ve been burned by a property management company that seemed to vanish the moment you signed a contract, this article is written for you. There is one complaint that surfaces in property management reviews more than any other. Not maintenance delays. Not…
The announcement has been an open secret for over a year. But when Microsoft formally confirmed it intends to build a hyperscale data center on its 1,350-acre Person County Mega Park, the implications for rental property owners north of the Triangle crystallized in a real way. We’ve watched this kind of story play out before,…
EARLY LISTING MEANS FASTER FILL: FALSE Most rental property owners believe the same thing: list the home as early as possible, maximize exposure, and shorten the time it sits empty. The logic seems airtight. More days on market should equal more prospective residents who see it, more applications, and a faster lease signing. After nearly…
Most rental investors track school ratings, commute times, and crime stats when evaluating a Raleigh neighborhood. Almost none of them are tracking Dix Park. That’s a mistake. Dorothea Dix Park, the 300-acre green space sitting on the edge of downtown Raleigh, drew 1.7 million visitors in the past year alone, a record. From June through…
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