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Charlotte’s Population Boom: 157 New Residents Arrive Daily

The Charlotte region continues to cement its status as one of the nation’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas, with new data revealing that an average of 157 people move to the area every single day. The Numbers Tell a Compelling Story This latest figure from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance represents a dramatic 34% increase from last…

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The Hidden Costs of Corporate Rental Properties: Why Local, Family-Owned Management Makes All the Difference

When searching for your next rental home, it’s tempting to focus solely on square footage, location, and monthly rent. But there’s a crucial factor that many renters overlook until it’s too late: who actually manages the property. The difference between renting from a massive corporate landlord versus a local, family-owned property management company can mean…

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Pool Rental Liability: A Hidden Risk Landlords Can’t Afford to Ignore

As a landlord, you’re already juggling countless responsibilities and potential liabilities. Now, thanks to new legislation in North Carolina allowing residents to rent out swimming pools, there’s another risk factor you need to consider: Is your tenant secretly running a pool rental business from your property? The New Reality: Pools as Rental Income Recent changes…

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Charlotte Claims Top Spot as Most Expensive Rental Market in the Metro

Charlotte has officially earned the distinction of being the most expensive city to rent in its metro area, with one-bedroom apartments now commanding $1,470 per month according to the latest Zumper report. This price point puts Charlotte nearly $300 above North Carolina’s statewide median of $1,177, cementing its status as a premium rental market. Charlotte’s…

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