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Routine Maintenance For Rental Properties

Regular maintenance for a rental unit can be a lot of work. It will also inevitably cost money for little repairs here and there. It is better to stay on top of any maintenance on a regular basis than to wait until problems can become much larger. Fixing a small leak immediately will be much cheaper than dealing with a burst pipe and flooded...

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The Impact Of AB 3182 On HOA Rentals

The housing shortage in California doesn’t just have an impact on homeowners and potential homeowners. It has an impact on the number of potential rental units throughout the state. In order to address the shortage of rental units, the California state legislature passed AB 3182 and Governor Newsom signed it into law.  What does AB 3182...

Investment Property Tax Deductions for Landlords In 2020

Most people epitomize the American entrepreneur as someone who starts with a basic product or solution and through hard work, perseverance, and determination claw their way to fortune and success. Consider Bill Gates or Michael Dell, quintessential figureheads considered to be great American entrepreneurs of their time. But many people overlook...

Common Lease Agreement Clauses for Landlords and Tenants

A lease agreement is a formal contract between a landlord and a tenant signed by both parties before move-in. This essential, legally binding document outlines the terms of the agreement including monthly rent, deposit, and more. Oftentimes, lease agreements can be intimidating because of the complex language typically used, however they do not...

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Understanding Residential Leases

Leases can be complicated. There is a lot of language in a lease that, for most of the tenant world, could use some explaining. That’s where we come in. We want our tenants to be informed, educated and in the know. We don’t want you to have any unexpected surprises in your lease. To help, we’ve decided to put together this post to walk you...

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How to Prepare Your Home for Rent

Preparing your house for rent, or getting it ‘rent-ready’, means getting it in proper shape for the incoming tenants. Most tenants expect a property to be free of maintenance issues, professionally cleaned and ready to live in comfortably. Depending on the property, there may only be a short list of things to do, but as a general rule, here...

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What happens if a tenant wants to break a lease before moving in?

Life happens, but what happens if a tenant wants to break an already in place lease before moving in? This is an unfortunate situation, but one that can be handled legally and professionally. Circumstances change in life. Perhaps your new tenant has to move out of state for a job, or maybe they had an emergency that is preventing them from...

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How to Write an Engaging Listing

With more and more people searching online for their future homes, it’s more important than ever to catch their attention with effective, detailed and persuasive listings. You have a short window of opportunity to impress and entice a potential renter to click and engage with your listing vs. your competitors. So, how can you make sure your...

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