Category: Investment Properties Atlanta

3 Signs It’s Time to Sell Your Rental Property

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I had to make a tough decision. Was it time to sell my investment property? As I’m writing this, my single-family home—and very first house-turned-real estate investment—just went on the market. I had to say bye to that memory-filled investment to say hello to a new investment: one that is actually profitable. (Who buys a … Continued

Do I have to renew a lease with a bad tenant?

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We’ve all had them. Tenants that feel like their sole purpose is to destroy our sanity. Bad tenants are the bane of landlords everywhere, whether “bad” means noisy, destructive, or constantly late paying the rent. The good news: you have every right to not to renew at the end of the lease term, in most cases. Here’s … Continued

How Do I Sell a House with Tenants Living in It?

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Selling your house is one thing. To sell a house with tenants living in it can be a nightmare. This article will walk you through the basics of how to make the process as smooth as possible. Having someone living in your home, condo, cottage, or other property while trying to market the property for … Continued

What A Vacancy Will Cost You In Atlanta

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As a rental property owner, you might be curious what a vacancy will cost you. Vacancies are part of owning rentals and these periods can make or break you depending on your financial capacity. There are many ways in which it will affect your rental income. Calculating the cost of vacancy (COV) is critical before … Continued

How To Evict Bad Tenants In Atlanta

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As an investment property owner, you might have to one day evict bad tenants. The process isn’t exactly fun, but you should know how it works. Learn more about the process in our latest post! Let’s face it, evictions happen. There is always that one tenant who isn’t holding up their end of the deal, … Continued

4 Ways To Deal With A Frustrating Tenant In Atlanta

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Are you a landlord with frustrating tenants? You’re not alone. Many landlords find out the hard way that they have frustrating tenants in one of their rental properties. In this article, we’re sharing 4 ways to deal with a frustrating tenant in Atlanta, Georgia. If you own a rental property, sooner or later you’re going … Continued

How To Find Hard Money Lenders In Georgia

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Are you a real estate investor who needs money to help you do a new deal or complete an existing deal? Are you looking for money in your state? Read this blog post all the way through learn the 4 tips to help you know how to find hard money lenders in Georgia… In the … Continued

Turning Unused Atlanta Land Into Cash In The Bank

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So many people find themselves paying property taxes and maintenance costs on land they never end up using. If you own a parcel of land, there ARE ways to make money from it. In our latest blog post, we will explore the ways you can turn unused Atlanta land and turn it into cash in the … Continued

Can Appraisals Affect The Selling Price On A House In Atlanta?

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If you’re thinking about selling your house then you are probably trying to figure out what your selling price might be. Part of that process is getting an appraisal (or valuation) on your home. So, if you’re wondering, “Can appraisals affect the selling price on a house in Atlanta?” then keep reading… When selling your … Continued

Advantages Of Hard Money Lenders In Georgia

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Real estate investors know that buying property and fixing it up to flip or rent can be a capital-intensive process! Sometimes you need money to help you acquire the property or to bridge you to when you can sell or rent it out. There are many ways to access capital but one of the most … Continued

Buy my Atlanta Georgia house for cash – 2 Questions To Ask

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If your Atlanta, Georgia house is facing a foreclosure, and you wish to avoid it… or if you just need to sell your Atlanta house fast for another reason (you inherited a house, relocating and need to sell, lost your job, agent can’t sell your house, etc.)… then one of the best options that you can … Continued