Wilmington, NC Property Management Blog

Rental real estate is traditionally an excellent medium-to-long-term investment from a financial standpoint. But the idea of dealing with difficult tenants is at or near the top of the list of why man... read more >>

Rental properties can be great investments and provide month-over-month profit for owners, while simultaneously accruing equity over the longer term.Some owners have a single rental property, while ot... read more >>

Living in Wilmington, NC, or any coastal area certainly has its upsides, but unfortunately, also comes with the threat of hurricanes. Dave Sweyer sat down with the Greater Wilmington Business Journal ... read more >>

With Covid-19 stubbornly hanging around in the US, many of us are still finding ourselves spending a lot of time at home. Extra time at home can be nice in many respects, but it can also get quite bor... read more >>

While it can be a challenge for a potential homebuyer to find a property in the Wilmington market these days, the same is true for those who want to rent a house.   Local experts can cite numerou... read more >>

If you're new to property investments, one idea you may be toying with, especially if you're a local, is taking care of maintenance issues yourself. Is this a good idea? Oftentimes investment ... read more >>

Sweyer Property Management, the Wilmington area’s top resource for professional residential property management services since 1987, is excited to announce that General Manager Brad Johnson has ... read more >>

Though purchasing rental properties may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you hear “easy investment”, perhaps it should be. Why? Investing in rental properties comes with many... read more >>

First comes the real estate agent, then comes the property manager, right? Well, not exactly. In order to have a successful rental property investment experience, you need both a realtor and a profess... read more >>

Unlike generations before them, many millennials have delayed purchasing their first property whether it be out of personal preference or financial necessity. This group, now aged roughly 25-40, is cu... read more >>