Texas Long-Term Rentals: Market Saturation Shift and the Importance of Being “Rental-Ready” A Changing Texas Rental Market The Texas long-term rental market has changed dramatically over the past year. With more supply, tighter competition, and shifting renter expectations, property owners must make sure their homes are truly rental-ready—properly priced, clean, and marketed to stand out. Over the past 12 months,…
Beth Davis
December 2, 2025
Long-Term Rentals Are a Smart Investment in 2025 Heres why: Stability in an Uncertain Market The real estate market has seen its share of ups and downs over the last few years, but one thing remains consistent — the growing demand for long-term rental housing. As interest rates stay elevated and home prices continue to climb, more families and young…
Beth Davis
November 28, 2025
Quick Fixes for Common Tenant Complaints — and How All County® Helps You Stay Ahead of Them Tenant complaints are a normal part of rental ownership, but how quickly and effectively you respond can make or break your relationship with residents. The truth is, most complaints stem from small issues that can be resolved quickly—as long as you have the…
Beth Davis
November 25, 2025
The Outlook for Long-Term Rentals in Columbia, South Carolina: Why Investors Are Positioned for Success in 2026 and Beyond Columbia, South Carolina’s capital city, has quietly become one of the Southeast’s most promising long-term rental markets. With steady population growth, a strong job market, a vibrant university presence, and affordable housing compared to national averages, the region continues to attract…
Beth Davis
November 20, 2025
How to Protect Your Rental Property from Liability and Lawsuits Owning a rental property can be a lucrative investment, but it also comes with legal responsibilities. From injuries on your property to tenant disputes or maintenance issues, liability risks are everywhere. The good news? With the right precautions and professional management, you can dramatically reduce your exposure to lawsuits and…
Beth Davis
November 19, 2025
Winterizing Your Rental Property: Protect Your Investment This Season As temperatures drop, landlords across the country should be preparing their rental properties for the winter season. Failing to properly winterize can lead to costly repairs, unhappy tenants, and property damage. At All County® Property Management, we help property owners safeguard their investments year-round — and winter is no exception. Why…
Beth Davis
November 18, 2025
Georgia Rental Market 2025: What Every Landlord Should Know How All County® Property Management Helps You Stay Ahead and Put More Money in Your Pocket Georgia and the Changing Rental Market—But Still Full of Opportunity The Georgia rental market in 2025 is evolving. After years of rapid rent growth and record demand, the landscape is starting to balance out. Rent…
Beth Davis
November 11, 2025
Red Flags to Watch for in Rental Applications Selecting the right tenant is one of the most important decisions a property owner can make. The wrong choice can lead to months of stress, lost income, and costly repairs. A strong rental application can tell you a lot about a potential tenant — but only if you know what red flags…
Beth Davis
November 10, 2025
Why Every Property Owner Needs a Property Manager Owning an investment property can be a rewarding way to build wealth, but it also comes with challenges—late-night maintenance calls, difficult tenants, rent collection headaches, and ever-changing landlord laws. For many owners, the stress of managing it all can quickly outweigh the rewards. That’s where a professional property manager makes all the…
Beth Davis
November 4, 2025
Beautifying Your Rental Without Breaking the Bank Living in a rental doesn’t mean you have to settle for a space that doesn’t feel like home. With a few creative upgrades and smart design tricks, you can transform your rental into a stylish, comfortable retreat—without violating your lease or draining your wallet. 1. Start with a Plan and a Budget Before…
Beth Davis
November 3, 2025
