Property Management Blog

In the state of California, a good number of rental agreements and residential leases require a security deposit. The deposit is a lump sum of money paid upfront by a tenant prior to them moving into a rental unit. For a landlord, collecting a security deposit from your tenant offers many benefits. They include:Help cover for unpaid ...

Landlord-tenant laws help protect both parties involved in a rental agreement. In California, these laws are outlined in the “Guide to Residential Tenants’ and Landlords’ Rights and Responsibilities.”They are very detailed and can be even more complex in cities that have rent-control laws. By understanding the...

Evicting a tenant is an unfortunate part of being a landlord. The eviction process is time-consuming and often times costly. But sometimes, it’s the only way to get rid of a troublesome tenant. In California, the law requires you to legally terminate a tenancy before evicting a renter. This means “self-help” evictio...

Once you have invested in a rental property, the responsibility of maintaining and running the property can quickly become overwhelming. For many Owners, the logical solution is to hire a Property Management company to oversee their rental property. But is this the right decision for you? Here are the top 10 reasons to consider why you sh...