Getting Started With Us
Steps Toward Management
You may call or email us for information on getting started. We will need to speak with you to discuss your property, our fees and your needs. Much of the initial information we need can be found on the internet by searching public records and maps/satellite photos etc... During our call, we will set an appointment to inspect your property before we can sign you up for services. This will allow us to verify condition and to be able to address any habitability or marketing condition issues.
The next step will be completing and signing the Exclusive Leasing & Management Agreement with all property owners. State law requires we have this agreement signed and in place prior to our taking over leasing and management of your property.
If the property is in rent ready condition we can get your property listed, photos taken, listed on the internet, sign and lockbox placed and on the market the same day we visit the property.
If you are an out of state owner we can handle all of this without you having to make a special trip to the property. We would like to meet all of our owners personally but that is not always practical for the owner. As long as we have access to the property, we can handle the rest from here.
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Discover Alpharetta
From the North Georgia Mountains to the Chattahoochee River along a Cherokee Indian trail, a tiny village named New Prospect Camp Ground was formed. This village, made up of tents, a log school, and arbor became a trading post where Indians and white settlers exchanged their goods. The surrounding countryside provided rich farming land, especially for cotton. On December 11, 1858, the town was chartered and became the county seat of Milton County. Alpharetta's city website states the name is a combination of the Greek words for "first" and "town", however "town" in Greek is "Poli" or "Polis" and "Retta" is not even a Greek word. Officially chartered on December 11 of that year, Alpharetta served as the county seat of Milton County until the end of 1931 when Milton was merged with Fulton County to avoid bankruptcy during the Great Depression.
The Alpharetta Farmers Market is a weekly farmers market in the downtown area that opens every Saturday from 8 AM to 12:30 PM from April to October, and features farmers and gardeners from the surrounding area selling fresh vegetables, flowers, and edible goods such as jam. Named "Best Saturday Morning Excursion" in 2007 by Atlanta Magazine.The Downtown Alpharetta Historic District is located in the center of Alpharetta at the convergence of North Main Street, South Main Street, Milton Avenue, and Academy Street. Around this area are several historic buildings dating from the late 19th century and older. The downtown area has been restored, replacing more modern buildings with period structures, and includes dining, shopping, and widened brick sidewalks.
Areas We Serve
- Alpharetta
- Cumming
- Johns Creek
- Sandy Springs
- Atlanta
- Duluth
- Milton
- Suwanee
- Dunwoody
- Roswell