THOUGHTS FROM THE TRENCHES

Rental Market Slows down - What can a landlord do to get their single-family home leased quickly?

Relieving the Stress: Why DIY Landlords in Orange County Should Consider Professional Property Management

New Rental Property Laws for 2025 - Don't go into the new year unprepared

Rent-Ready - An Art to preparing a home for rent:  One of the most common tasks we are asked to do for our new clients is make a home “Rent-Ready,” that is, prepare a home so that it can be put on the market for lease and have it ready for a tenant to move in and perhaps most importantly, desirable enough to attract quality tenants.

As an accidental landlord or real estate investor, you want to protect what is potentially one of your most valuable assets, by ensuring that you have adequate property insurance coverage.

In Southern California, where the real estate rental market can be as volatile as the Santa Ana winds, meticulous tenant screening isn't just a luxury; it's a necessity.

The number one job for a professional property manager is to ensure that their client/investor is receiving the maximizing income from their rental property.