It is certainly possible for a landlord to manage their own rental property, as long as they have the time and the interest and the knowledge. Resources are also necessary. A self-managing landlord must be prepared to understand all of the local, state, and federal...
California is well-known for being strong on tenant rights. There are a number of laws in place that protect tenants from unfair rental increases, uninhabitable living environments, excessive security deposits, discrimination, and retaliation. Landlord and tenant...
Security deposits can be difficult to navigate, especially at the end of a lease term when it’s time to return that deposit to the departing tenant. California has some pretty strict laws around security deposits. There are new limits to what can be collected. There...
The Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act is a pivotal law in California that, as property managers, we have been discussing for decades. This law exempts certain kinds of residential rental homes from rent control ordinances. It also allows landlords to set any new rent...
Have you inherited a house? Well, that’s a great thing. But what next? Deciding what to do with the property you inherited can be overwhelming, especially if you are a beginner. When it comes to selling or renting your property, there are several things you should...
Maintenance plays a crucial role in increasing the value of your rental property and attracting high-quality tenants. It lowers the risks of potential damages, retains your tenants in the long run and increases the rentability of your asset. However, it can be...
