Georgia Housing indicators for July are in!
- New Listings decreased eight percent to 14,211. - Pending Sales increased 8 percent to 10,839. - Closed Sales were flat, with a .5 percent increase to 10,968. - Days on Market decreased 18 percent to 55 days. - Median Sales Price increased eight percent…
Tiny Homes & Homlessness
Can tiny homes solve homelessness? Housing is not necessarily a solution to homelessness. At least, that's the opinion of Alan Graham. But Graham, the CEO of Austin-based Mobile Loaves & Fishes, thinks he knows what the solution is: a sense of community. MLF, a Christian…
Mike StottMarch 12, 2016
Reasonable Accommodation as Opposed to Reasonable Modification
Clarity on these terms could make the difference between a costly lawsuit and meeting a legitimate need. So to eliminate confusion, let’s take a look at some of the most common misconceptions of reasonable accommodation and reasonable modification. In the process, we’ll gain a greater…
Mike StottOctober 13, 2015
Allowing pets can get you more money and a quality tenant!
A recent study by Trulia states that when it comes to furry tenants, not all landlords put out the welcome mat. Bu we’re finding that landlords that allow tenants with pets can collect pet deposits and get topnotch tenants who pay top dollar for rental…
Mike StottMay 3, 2015
Very interesting article on Corporate investors
As many rental homes in Northwest Atlanta are now competing with the institutional investor it's interesting to note some of the complaints the tenants have about those institutions. We strive to keep the tenants happy if there are reasonable solutions- communications is also the key! http://nextcity.org/daily/entry/corporate-landlords-renters-atlanta-affordable-housing
Mike StottMarch 17, 2015
Do you need a new dishwasher?
One of the things we do as your property manager is to constantly search for the best deal for repairs and appliances. Anyone who has experienced a leaky dishwasher, faulty outlet, or burst hot water heater knows that finding a good replacement at a fair…
Mike StottMarch 9, 2015
Is Hiring a Property Manager the right decision for you?
Hiring a property manager is a personal decision. It is not the right move for everyone. It is a great move for many. Here are nine things to consider to help you determine if you should hire a professional to manage your investment for you.…
Mike StottJanuary 30, 2015
Ways to fill your Vacancy!
Unexpected vacancies can really be a drain on a property's return and cash flow. The end of a year, even though it’s the holiday season, is no exception. Neither are the early months of winter when fewer moves occur. That’s why property managers use multiple ways to attract…
Mike StottDecember 30, 2014
4 Mistakes to Avoid When Market to Generation Y
Property managers are beginning to understand the necessity of pleasing prospective residents and developing a good reputation. To further this mission, most have learned to tailor their offerings to the needs of specific demographics, such as seniors, students, and Millennials, also known as Gen Yers. Here…
Mike StottOctober 23, 2014




