Atlanta

Property managers in Atlanta do a lot! 

• Write rental property listings 
• Tenant screening
• Tenant placement
• Ensure easy rental property turnover 
• Perform regular maintenance 
• Help you make tax deductions
• Maximize rental income
• Avoid surprising liabilities
• Property inspection
• Early lease terminations
• Encourage qualified tenant renewals
• Manage tenant satisfaction
• Respond to every maintenance request ASAP
• Interact with your homeowner's association (HOA)
• Eviction
• And more

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Currently, Mynd operates in the following Atlanta submarkets and surrounding cities: Alpharetta, Conyers, Lithonia, Snellville, Marietta, Smyrna, Tucker, Duluth, Acworth, Canton, Carrollton, Austell, Cartersville, Douglasville, Austell, Woodstock, Lithia Springs, Fayetteville, Riverdale, Ellenwood, Union City, Buford, Stone Mountain, Griffin, Newnan and more!

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Choosing a property management company in Atlanta requires knowing which questions to ask. 

• What's the tenant retention rate?
• What's the rent payment delinquency rate?
• How well does the company know the metro Atlanta area?
• What's the company's professional network?
• What sort of reviews does the company have?
• What does the company charge, and is every fee legitimate?
• Does the company go the extra mile to protect your investment and maximize tenant retention?

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Expertise and level-headedness are crucial to good property management. You need to know how to talk with people, negotiate prices, and anticipate challenges. You also need to maintain a professional, respectful, and amiable demeanor no matter what's going on. Property managers see it all, from tenants excited to find a new home to residents in challenging circumstances facing eviction. Through it all, property managers need to know what to do and how to do it calmly. 

Conduct due diligence to find the best property management service to manage your greater Atlanta area rental property:

• Ask for references.
• Request internal customer satisfaction scores.
• Read reviews online from multiple sources.
• Have in-depth conversations with candidates.

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In addition to asking a property manager about their experience, you should ask them how they would behave in particular scenarios. 

• How would they deal with a tenant who is regularly late with rent? 
• What would they do if they got a call at 3 am that a pipe had burst? 
• What gestures would they perform to increase tenant retention? 

A property manager has to be ready for anything, but they also need to know whom to go to when they need help.

Not every property owner has a desire to be a landlord. The temperament, time, energy, professional network, and experience required to be a successful landlord are best left to an experienced property manager. It takes a lot of work! Not to mention that many owners want real estate to be a passive investment.

The property managers at Mynd find prospective tenants and keep tenants through a thorough tenant screening process that focuses on finding responsible, consistent, and reliable potential tenants.

That means they pay rent when it's due, they communicate when maintenance or repairs are needed, and they meet all of the expectations outlined in your lease agreement.

Most importantly, Mynd focuses on finding tenants who will stay in place for a long time, and they treat your property as if it is their own.

• Digital leasing
• Legal and compliance
• Online portal
• Quality resident screening
• Financial reporting
• Electronic rent collection
• Property service
• Cash flow monitoring
• Dedicated portfolio manager
• Repairs, inspections, & maintenance
• 24/7 Emergency Support
• Access to an experienced property management team
• And more!

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In Georgia, renting and leasing are considered real estate activities and require a license to perform full-service property management.

Get a free consultation today to learn more about Mynd's property management services and decide which plan best fits your needs.