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In Georgia, the landlord-tenant relationship is established either orally, in written rental agreements, or when it’s simply implied. After the establishment of the relationship, both parties – the landlords and tenants – obtain certain rights and responsibilities under Georgia landlord tenant law. Both landlords and tenants must abide by these requirements for the entire duration of the rental agreement. In this blog, we’ll provide you with a basic overview of the key elements under the Georgia landlord-tenant law. Required Landlord Disclosure…

As a property owner, one of the most challenging and time-consuming aspects of your job is finding the right tenants for your property. You’ve likely experienced firsthand how problematic tenants can lead to endless hassles, including property damage and nonpayment. Taking advantage of professional tenant screening services will save you time while helping you achieve a profitable property. Take a closer look at the benefits of screening services and what to expect when you hire an expert team. What Is a Tenant Screening Service? A property ten…

If your rental property analysis isn’t helping your property investment to be more profitable, it’s missing the mark. An effective analysis will help you maximize your return on investment and minimize the risks of investing in the wrong property. So, increase your bottom line. Keep reading to learn the benefits of knowing how to use the right rental property analysis. What Is a Rental Property Analysis? An analysis of a rental property allows you to analyze an investment property opportunity. You are able to assess whether it is a worthwhile i…

The kitchen is arguably the most used room in a home. Some even call it the “heart” of the home. Everyone seems to congregate there. Keeping it clean and fresh can be challenging. Here are five handy kitchen maintenance tips to help you keep your kitchen sparkling. 1. Clean the Sink First of all, the kitchen sink is probably the most used item in the kitchen. Keeping it clean will make every other kitchen job easier. So, be sure to empty both the sink and the dishwasher before starting the day. When you begin to cook, fill the sink with warm so…

How can you make your rental property more rentable? For most property owners, the top priority is the bottom line. And that is important. Certainly, you are in business to make money. But a small shift in priorities can make your rental property more attractive to renters and increase your bottom line at the same time. Here are five tips to get you on the right track: 1: Be Visible From the very beginning of the rental process, let your tenants know who you are. Be available when they need to talk to you and be prompt in taking care of your re…