San Diego Property Management Blog

Wear and Tear vs Damage - What is the Difference?

Property Management Blog
Part of owning a rental property means taking care of the regular wear and tear of having full-time tenants. But, how can you tell the difference between expected wear and tear and unnecessary damage caused intentionally or throug... read more >>

Common Mistakes Made by Managing Your Own Property

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You want to maximize the profitability of your investment property, which is a common reason why property owners wonder if they can save money on management services. But it’s important to understand that managing your own p... read more >>

4 Common Ways Tenants Try to Get Out of a Lease

4 Common Ways Tenants Try to Get Out of a Lease
Property leases, which typically run for a year-long period, can present challenges to owners when a tenant chooses to break a lease. Covering rent for the terms of the lease, recompense for property damage, and the costs of findi... read more >>

Renting to Tenants With Children

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With over 20% of prospective tenants having children, as a landlord you need to prepare to rent your property to families at one point or another. While you might be worried about the additional damage children could make to your ... read more >>

When to Start the Eviction Process?

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Evicting a tenant can be a confusing, long-winded process. However, doing some initial research about the eviction process will help you to get through the eviction as smoothly as possible.In California, the only way to evict a te... read more >>

3 Home Repairs Landlords Aren’t Responsible For

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Owning a rental property puts a lot of responsibility on you as the landlord, however, it isn’t required by law for you to cover all home repairs–big or small. Let’s take a look at three repairs that landlords ar... read more >>

How to Deal with Long-Term Guests Not on the Lease

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One gray area that San Diego landlords continually have to deal with is the issue of long-term guests. While it seems reasonable that tenants will have guests stay over at times, having long-term guests that act like tenants could... read more >>

Renting to Tenants With Dogs and/or Cats

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As a landlord, there are many different things to consider when qualifying tenants, though if you’ve decided to accept those with furry companions, there are some additional factors to keep in mind. After all, most of the co... read more >>
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