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Blog Post Winter Maintenance in Charleston: What Still Matters  (Even Without Snow)

Winter Maintenance in Charleston: What Still Matters (Even Without Snow)

Charleston may not see snow or freezing temps for long stretches, but that doesn’t mean winter maintenance can be skipped altogether. A few preventative steps now can help protect your property, reduce energy costs, and keep tenants comfortable all season long. Top Winter ...
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Blog Post Starting the Year Organized: Rental Documents to Keep  on File

Starting the Year Organized: Rental Documents to Keep on File

The new year is the perfect time to declutter and organize—and your rental documents should be part of the plan. From lease agreements to maintenance records, staying on top of your paperwork can make life easier when questions, renewals, or tax season rolls around.What Ten...
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Blog Post New Year, New Lease? What to Know About Renting in 2026

New Year, New Lease? What to Know About Renting in 2026

The start of a new year often comes with big transitions—and that includes moving, renewing leases, or even becoming a first-time landlord. Whether you're a tenant looking for your next home or a property owner planning ahead, January is a smart time to get organized a...
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Blog Post Charleston Trends Fueling Renewals in Multifamily Rentals

Charleston Trends Fueling Renewals in Multifamily Rentals

In Charleston, renters are staking claims on lifestyle, location, and long-term stability, turning multifamily rentals into profit-driving anchors for savvy property owners. With the Charleston–North Charleston metro population topping 869,940 residents and growing by about...
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Blog Post How to Spot Early Warning Signs of Problem Tenancies in Charleston, SC

How to Spot Early Warning Signs of Problem Tenancies in Charleston, SC

Problem tenancies often start quietly, with subtle behaviors that are easy to miss. As per Consumer Financial Protection Bureau data, around 14 percent of renters incurred a late rent fee in the past 12 months in the U.S., underscoring how common payment challenges have become ...
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Blog Post Projected Utility Cost Increases Shaping Charleston Home Rentals

Projected Utility Cost Increases Shaping Charleston Home Rentals

Utility costs in Charleston are climbing steadily, and residential rental owners are paying closer attention as higher bills place new pressure on monthly cash flow. For example, the average residential minimum monthly water charge in Charleston is about $15.70 inside the city an...
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Blog Post Hosting Halloween in a Rental? Here’s What Tenants Should Know

Hosting Halloween in a Rental? Here’s What Tenants Should Know

Enjoy the Fun Without Spooking Your Neighbors (or Your Lease)Whether you’re planning a pumpkin-covered porch, a spooky movie night, or even a full-blown costume party, Halloween is a great time to celebrate with friends, neighbors, and family. But when you’re renting,...
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Blog Post Don’t Get Spooked: 5 “Scary” Maintenance Issues to Fix Before They Get Worse

Don’t Get Spooked: 5 “Scary” Maintenance Issues to Fix Before They Get Worse

 Avoid Frightening Repairs with a Little Preventative Magic October is full of festive frights—haunted houses, spooky movies, and ghost stories—but when it comes to your property, there’s nothing fun about a real-life maintenance nightmare. At CREC Property Management, ...
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Blog Post End-of-Year Tax Tips for Property Owners

End-of-Year Tax Tips for Property Owners

As the end of the year approaches, it’s the perfect time for property owners to get a head start on tax preparation. Whether you manage one rental home or a portfolio of properties, staying organized now can help reduce stress—and maximize your deductions—when filing seas...
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Blog Post Charleston Fall Events That Make Rentals More Marketable

Charleston Fall Events That Make Rentals More Marketable

 How Local Happenings Help Attract (and Retain) Great Tenants One of the biggest advantages of renting a home in Charleston? The city doesn’t slow down when summer ends. In fact, fall is one of the busiest—and most appealing—times of year for locals and newcomers alike. ...
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