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Exterior Elevated Element (EEE) inspections are a vital part of keeping California multi-family buildings safe and compliant under SB721 (for apartments) and SB326 (for condominiums and HOAs). Yet, we encounter the same misunderstandings over and over among landlords, property managers, and homeowners. Here are three of the most common—and most dangerous—misconceptions about EEE inspections. 1. “Only visible surfaces need to be checked.” Many building owners assume that if the visible parts of a balcony or walkway look fine, they’ve passed the safety test. But that’s a dangerous myth. Inspectors are legally required to assess both visible and concealed components,... Read more
College rental season is just around the corner. To ensure you get the best ROI possible for your portfolio, if you are a landlord or property manager in a college town,...
Managing multifamily property warm-weather amenities involves more than dumping the occasional bag of chlorine in the swimming pool. “Managing summertime amenities...
Want your upcoming balcony inspection to go smoothly? Whether you’re a property manager, HOA board member, or landlord, preparation is key to ensuring the process is...
Maybe it starts with a single complaint about loud footsteps upstairs. Then it’s the TV next door. Before long, you’re stuck managing a full-blown neighbor dispute...
When managing a rental property, one of the most practical decisions landlords face is which appliances to include. While it may seem like a simple checklist, the choice of rental household appliances can influence your property’s appeal, rental value, and even the type of tenants you attract. From tenant expectations to cost and maintenance, understanding what’s worth providing can help you make smarter, more profitable decisions. This guide will walk you through the most commonly expected appliances in apartments and rentals, optional upgrades that can boost appeal, and key factors to consider before making a purchase. Common Appliances Tenants Expect In most rental markets, tenants... Read more
The choice of a good HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system is not a trivial choice as far as comfort, energy levels, and energy costs of homes and...
Getting poured rubber flooring installed isn’t something you decide on a whim. It could be for a park, a gym, or a walking path. No matter the setting, you want it...
In California, many condo owners wonder: when it comes to SB326 inspections, is the HOA responsible, or is it the individual unit owner? Understanding who holds the...
As a real estate investor, capitalizing on spring and warmer months is key. When looking into real estate deals, understanding when “spring” and the market peaks in...
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