With property values sky high in the Charleston area and rents increasing proportionally and beyond, is this the time to hire a property manager for your investment property? After all, ...

Independent landlords are ditching traditional property managers in favor of software — saving money, gaining control, and running rentals on their own terms.

While there is no law against doing these things yourself as a property owner, you should consider reasons why it may be better to engage a property manager. Property management is time consuming.

As economic pressures grow, owners and investors increasingly look to professional property management for end-to-end solutions.

Michelle Horneff-Cohen, president of Property Management Systems, provides information on how you can help protect your clients’ investments and ensure them many happy years as a property owner ...

Everyone should use a password manager. It’s the most important thing you can do — alongside two-factor authentication — to keep your data safe.

A property manager can help. If you aren’t sold on the benefits of hiring a property management firm, here are three signs that your next phone call should be to a property manager.

Whether you’re running an established property management company or you’re just starting your business in this multifamily sector, apartment marketing is no easy work. It requires creativity ...

Wealth managers do a lot more than pick stocks. They can help you plan your total financial life. And you don't need to be rich to use one.

Password managers don’t just store passwords — they help you generate and save strong, unique passwords when you sign up to new websites, providing security.