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Blog Post Normal Wear and Tear vs. Damage in North Carolina: What Durham Landlords Can Legally Deduct

Normal Wear and Tear vs. Damage in North Carolina: What Durham Landlords Can Legally Deduct

The last tenant moved out. You unlock the door, flip on the lights, and start the walk-through. A faded wall here. A carpet path worn down the hallway. A cracked tile by the tub. A cluster of nail holes where a TV used to hang.Your first instinct is to start adding it all up. Pau...
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Blog Post Why Duke and Research Triangle Park Keep Durham's Rental Market So Resilient

Why Duke and Research Triangle Park Keep Durham's Rental Market So Resilient

Durham's rental market has held up well compared to a lot of comparable Southeast cities in recent years, and the reason isn't a mystery. Two institutions, Duke University and Research Triangle Park, anchor a renter base that's large, diverse, and less dependent on an...
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Blog Post North Carolina's Tenant Security Deposit Act: What Durham Landlords Need to Know

North Carolina's Tenant Security Deposit Act: What Durham Landlords Need to Know

A security deposit feels like the simplest part of renting out a property, until a landlord discovers North Carolina has a whole statute dedicated to exactly how that money has to be handled. The Tenant Security Deposit Act sets specific caps, storage rules, and deadlines, and ge...
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The Landlord Screening Checklist Every New Owner Should Follow

Every landlord wants a reliable tenant—someone who pays rent on time, respects the property, and follows the lease. But strong tenants aren’t found by luck. They are the result of a clear and consistent tenant screening process.For new landlords especially, screening ...
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Blog Post Screening Process for New Landlords

Screening Process for New Landlords

Screening Process for New Landlordshttps://www.instagram.com/reel/DSnZ45lCfyZ/?igsh=MXRjdXZpMDNzbnNyZQ==Quick tip for landlords — especially new ones.Everybody wants a ‘good tenant,’ but that’s not luck — that’s a solid screening process. Check...
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Blog Post Why My SFR® Certification Matters for Short Sales and Foreclosures in the Triangle

Why My SFR® Certification Matters for Short Sales and Foreclosures in the Triangle

Navigating short sales and foreclosures can be overwhelming, but I’ve got the training and expertise to guide you through. I’m proud to share that I’ve earned the Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource (SFR®) Certification, a valuable tool that allows me ...
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Blog Post Empowering Veteran Home Buyers New VA Rule Suspension Levels the Playing Field

Empowering Veteran Home Buyers New VA Rule Suspension Levels the Playing Field

Now is the perfect time to dive into the housing market, especially for our veterans! The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has temporarily lifted the ban on VA home buyers directly paying their real estate agents. This change, driven by the National Association of REALTORS®...
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Blog Post Understanding Our Rental Criteria: Income Requirements

Understanding Our Rental Criteria: Income Requirements

In today’s fluctuating economy, where everything from groceries to utilities is getting pricier, it’s essential for us to help ensure our tenants aren't stretched too thin financially. That’s why we set our rental income requirement at three times the monthl...
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Blog Post Yes, You Can Relocate to a Larger Property Post-Retirement

Yes, You Can Relocate to a Larger Property Post-Retirement

While moving to a smaller residence is a popular choice for some retirees, others choose to upsize and take advantage of the new flexibility of their retirement years. Whether you plan to use your free time to launch a new career, pursue a favorite hobby, or simply spend more tim...
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