San Diego Property Management Blog

If you've recently become an accidental landlord, you're probably feeling confused, overwhelmed, and unsure of what your next steps should be. Do you keep the property, give it up? What's the best course of action for ... read more >>

Although nobody likes evictions, they are unfortunately common. Some experts have estimated that there are about four evictions every minute in the United States!That means that every landlord and property manager in San Diego sho... read more >>

Investing in real estate has become one of the most popular ways of making a profit in long-term investment. In 2020 alone, the housing market gained $2.5 trillion in value. Real estate investing is one of the best ways to tap int... read more >>

In the US, pets are very common. In fact, 67% of households have a pet, whether that's a dog, cat, or something smaller. When reviewing policies or setting up a contract for San Diego property management, you might be won... read more >>

In an ideal world, we'd have less work. In reality, 45% of landlords manage their own properties, meaning it's up to them to make sure everything is in good shape. With so much that's necessary for a rental proper... read more >>

Choosing a property management company in San Diego County could have an enormous impact on your real estate investment. If you are able to choose the best San Diego property management company, you can maximize returns on your in... read more >>

Part of being a successful and responsible property owner in the San Diego, CA area is making sure that your buildings are safe places for their inhabitants to live. That means not only ensuring the building itself is sound, but m... read more >>

As a landlord in the San Diego area, the last thing you want to discover is that squatters have taken up residence in your rental property. If they have been there long enough, it can be difficult to get them to leave. In some cas... read more >>

Did you know you can raise your tenant’s rent by 9.1%? Under the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, the yearly cap for increasing rent is at 5%. The increase includes inflation adjustment but should not go above 10% even if CPI ... read more >>

Should you invest in a condo or single-family home? We often work with first-time real estate investors, and many of them have been asking us if they should buy a single-family home or a condo—which is the better invest... read more >>