Property Management Blog

COVID-19 Update and PGMGAs of this email, NC Schools are now CLOSED from March 16, 2020 -March 30, 2020 | Message from NC Governor Roy Cooper Please continue to follow us on Social Media for additional updates:Facebook and I... read more >>

UPDATE March 15, 2020COVID-19 Update and PGMG As of this email, NC Schools are now CLOSED from March 16, 2020 -March 30, 2020 | Message from NC Governor Roy CooperPlease continue to follow us on Social Media for additional updates... read more >>

COVID-19 Update and PGMG NBA Season SuspendedNHL Season SuspendedMarch Madness has cancelledOur Charlotte Area Realtor® Expo was cancelled for today (3.12.2020)Online Classes for 4 CMS Private Schools after spring break2 Cases... read more >>

Thinking of leasing your home this year? Now is the best time! There are some smart moves you can make before you list your property to ease the process of renting your home.Bring in a handyman. Have repairs made to leaky faucets,... read more >>

Drum roll please – Pantone has chosen Classic Blue as their color of the year. Over the past couple years, bold colors on walls has become common place in designer magazines and new model homes. Bucking the old guidance of u... read more >>

Property owners can expect to spend around 1% to 4% of their property value on maintenance annually. So, for example, if your property is worth $200k, then you should probably save anywhere between $2,000 to $8,000 to spend on ann... read more >>

Do you believe whether a groundhog sees its shadow or not is a true indication of when Spring will come?A lot of people aren’t even sure, which means we’re going to have more winter.But even if you do, it doesn’... read more >>

If you are planning to rent your home in the near future, you may be considering renting “By Owner.” The idea of saving the money you might spend on property management fees is attractive. After all, who wouldn’t... read more >>

In many urban and suburban areas, Christmas trees are collected from curbside during the first 2 weeks in January. Be sure to remove all  remove all lights, wire, tinsel, ornaments, nails, stands,  other NON-Organic deco... read more >>

Over the last few years shiplap has been making waves as one of the most popular materials to incorporate in home decor. From walls and ceilings to wainscoting and focal points above the fireplace, you’ve probably seen these... read more >>