San Diego Property Management & Real Estate
What Every Investor Should Know | San Diego Investor’s Guide
Whether you’re an experienced real estate investor or just starting out, it’s hard to know everything.
This is not a market where you want to be ...
5 Tips to Improve Communication with San Diego Tenants
The relationship you establish with your San Diego tenants will impact what you earn on your investment property. Good relationships lead to be...
The Importance of Routine Maintenance | San Diego Property Management
Think about some of the most expensive features and systems in your San Diego rental property. There’s the HVAC system, the roof, the plumbing,...
Renovations to Maximize Your Rental Income in San Diego
Rents are on the rise in San Diego, which is good news for rental property owners, but how can you really maximize what you earn and ensure your p...
A San Diego Landlord’s Guide to Service Animals
California’s rental laws aren’t always easy to navigate, especially if you’re struggling to keep up with the latest requirements. In addition to s...
3 Security Methods to Protect Your San Diego Rental Property
According to the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics, rental homes are more likely to be burglarized than homes where owners are the occupants....
How to Handle Tenant Noise Disputes | San Diego Property Management
Disputes between tenants are difficult for everyone. When you’re renting out multi-family units in San Diego, you’re likely to come across tenants...
Questions to Ask During the Tenant Screening Process | San Diego Landlord Advice
Screening tenants should involve all the necessary checks and systems. You’ll want to run a credit report and do a criminal history check. You’ll want to talk to former landlords and verify employment.
Should I Renovate My San Diego Investment Property?
Renovating a rental property may seem like an unnecessary expense. After all, you’re not living in the property yourself, so why invest in upgrades and updates?
Move Out Checklist for Landlords | San Diego Property Management Advice
Moving out can feel stressful for residents. They’re managing the details of the home they’re leaving as well as the home they’re moving to, and that can cause confusion and concern.
It’s often stressful for property owners, too. You want to make sure your property is left in good condition, and you know you’ll have to reconcile the security deposit. It’s easy to make mistakes, and we want you to feel comfortable with the move-out process you have in place.
Why Landlords Should Allow Service Animals in Their San Diego Rental Property
Fair housing laws as well as the Americans with Disabilities Act protect tents who require service animals.
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