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Real estate is one of the best and most time-tested investment options that that you can involve yourself in. Experienced investors know that real estate can provide reliable income, tax deductions, and consistent growth in value. But you can only enjoy the full benefits of property ownership and leasing if you invest in the right location and neighborhood. With close to 2 decades of experience helping property investors and managing rental property, we at the Level Property Management Group believe Fairhope is a great place to realize your in…

Mother Nature can wreak havoc on your rental property. Mother Nature’s numerous weapons of tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, ice, snow, and wind can cost you tens of thousands of dollars, if not more, damage to your property. Preparing for these disasters and knowing what to do can save you time, money, and a lot of headaches. Follow these steps to ensure your rental property is restored as quickly as possible and you’re not left out in the rain. Ensure That Your Tenants Are Safe, Assess the Damage Any good landlord will also check on the well-b…

Fairhope, Alabama is a beautiful city located on the Eastern shore of Mobile Bay. It is known for its charming Southern atmosphere and picturesque scenery. The city has a lot to offer residents and visitors alike. Its location on Mobile Bay provides access to fishing, boating, and other water activities. It is also home to several parks and nature trails. The real estate market in Fairhope is diverse, with something to offer everyone from first-time home buyers to those looking for their forever home to any Fairhope real estate investor. Wheth…

At Level Property Management, we understand that, no matter how good your tenants are they could break their lease. This could happen for a variety of reasons that could be both within or without the law's support. As a landlord, it is important that you are familiar with your rights and your tenants' rights when it comes to the potential early termination of a lease. So, we at Level Property Management have put together the following article so that you can understand where you stand should a tenant try and break their lease and keep your pro…

Tenants have an obligation to abide by all the terms of the lease agreement after signing it. Sadly, this does not always happen. Your Alabama tenant could stop their rent payments, cause negligent property damage, or even engage in illegal activity. In those such cases, Alabama laws would allow you to evict a tenant. But that would not mean locking out the tenant, removing their belongings, or shutting down their utilities. You need to follow the process as laid out through the Alabama laws. If you’re looking to evict a tenant who has broken…