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Property Management in Virginia Beach: What Owners Can Expect from Coastal GroupSimplifies Tenancy in Virginia Beach
Managing a rental home involves more than finding a tenant and collecting rent. Owners need a plan for marketing, maintenance, expenses, and communication—especially when they live outside the area. Coastal Group Inc. Realtors provides broker-led property management in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and the surrounding Hampton Roads area. The team also handles home sales, helping owners evaluate their options as their circumstances change. Whether you’re preparing to li
Glenn Russell and Macon Davis
Oct 183 min read


Should I Rent or Sell My Virginia Beach Home? Five Questions to Help You Decide
Exterior of a home in Virginia Beach, Virginia A move, an inherited property, or a change in your finances can leave you asking: Should I rent or sell my Virginia Beach home? The answer depends on more than what your home might rent or sell for. Your timeline, ownership expenses, property condition, and future plans all matter. Comparing both options side by side can help you choose a path that fits your situation. Here are five questions to consider before you decide. 1. Wil
Glenn Russell and Macon Davis
Oct 183 min read


Effective Strategies for Rental Property Management in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Hampton Roads
Understanding the Rental Market The rental market in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake is dynamic. Each city has its unique characteristics. Understanding these nuances can significantly impact my rental strategy. 1. Price the Property for the Current Rental Market The highest advertised rent does not always produce the highest return. If a $2,000-per-month property remains vacant, every additional day without a tenant costs approximately $66 in lost rent—before utiliti
Glenn Russell and Macon Davis
Sep 185 min read


9 Warning Signs Your Property Manager May Be Costing You Money
Hampton Roads rental property owner reviewing a property-management report with a local real estate professional Owning a rental property should not mean constantly tracking down your property manager, wondering whether repairs were completed, or trying to decipher unexplained charges on an owner statement. Good property management is not simply collecting rent. It requires clear communication, careful tenant screening, consistent enforcement, reliable maintenance coordinatio
Glenn Russell and Macon Davis
Sep 117 min read
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