Property Owners
June 24, 2026
What CSRA landlords must include in a Georgia residential lease in 2026: required disclosures, Safe at Home Act clauses, late fees, entry notice, and what to avoid.
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Property Owners
June 23, 2026
Columbia County millage rates, Georgia's 40% assessment rule, and how HB 581 affects investor-owned rentals. The property tax math every CSRA rental buyer must run before closing.
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Tenants
June 22, 2026
What CSRA renters need to know about Georgia tenant rights in 2026: the Safe at Home Act, security deposit rules, habitability standards, and how to protect your deposit.
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Property Owners
June 21, 2026
PCS'd from Fort Gordon with a rental in Evans or Grovetown? Here's the month-by-month playbook for managing your CSRA property remotely—statements, inspections, taxes, and more.
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Property Owners
June 20, 2026
Inherited a rental in Augusta, Evans, or Grovetown with tenants already inside? Georgia law says the lease runs with the land. Here's what heirs must do first.
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Property Owners
June 19, 2026
DSCR loans let out-of-state investors buy Augusta-area rentals without tax returns. Here's the exact math for Grovetown, Evans, and Augusta city in 2026.
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Property Owners
June 18, 2026
How Augusta-area landlords should budget for capital expenditures: component lifespans, CSRA-specific costs, reserve strategies, and 2026 OBBBA tax angles.
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Property Owners
June 17, 2026
A cost-benefit analysis for Augusta, GA landlords weighing LLC formation vs. umbrella insurance. Georgia law, real numbers, and clear answers for CSRA rental owners.
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Property Owners
June 16, 2026
When Fort Gordon PCS orders turn your home into a rental, the §121 military exception can save Augusta-area landlords thousands in capital gains taxes.
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Property Owners
June 15, 2026
Federal depreciation recapture, capital gains, and Georgia's 4.99% flat rate: the complete 2026 tax picture for Augusta-area landlords selling a CSRA rental.
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