Compass Property Management Blog

When it's time to hire a property manager, many real estate investors worry about costs. Do the services of a professional Atlanta property management company justify the fees? Why choose more costs when you can do things on your own (and save money)? When considering the time and money you put into DIY maintenance solutions compared to the benefits of professional routine maintenance and repairs, many investors realize that the cost of property management is far less than the boost to their income. However, before you can make a cost comparis…

Difficult tenants don't have to stay in your rental for the remainder of their lease term. Still, property owners must understand the legal eviction process before trying to remove a resident. An eviction is a legal procedure through which a property owner can remove a renter from a rental unit due to lease breaches and other legal reasons. While the best way to handle eviction is to avoid them with resources like a thorough tenant screening, sometimes a renter does need to go before the lease ends. However, investors can enlist the help of th…

At Compass Property Management Group, we know how difficult it can be to find interesting and exciting programs to keep your children busy during the hot summer months. So we decided to do some research and find the best camps in the metro area. It’s not too late to enroll your child in one of these incredible summer camps. See below for opportunities to help your child grow. Atlanta Botanical Gardens This is a summer day camp full of “discovery, adventure, and nature exploration!” These are selling out quickly because of its popularity so qui…

Dealing with bad tenants is something every landlord will have to do at some point in the real estate investing career. However, it's important to follow the legal eviction process to avoid causing more problems for your rental properties and income. If not handled correctly, investors can face counter-lawsuits, fines, or the loss of the properties. The best property management company Atlanta, GA, offers can help property owners steer clear of legal problems when removing a renter from a rental unit. They can also support landlords find the b…

Even if you never plan to place bad renters in your Metro Atlanta properties, you need a plan to deal with them. With a thorough screening process, difficult renters are never part of your "plan." However, sometimes good situations can go bad, and terrible renters can find a way through your review process and fool you into letting them move in. Increasing your rental income requires the best quality residents who pay the rent every month. Investors must also minimize rental loss with the right approach to challenging situations that can develo…