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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 your area is crucial. Being prepared to act on a good deal quickly, and being flexible in your search are also helpful tips to maximize the market potential when looking to buy. For investors looking to sell, capitalizing on homebuyers looking to move in spring and summer is vital. The spring housing market is prime time for real estate investors to capitalize on a surge in demand that typically happens in markets across the country as the weather warms up. Whether you’re an investor looking to buy new properties or... Read more
Outdoor maintenance services do more than keep your properties looking good—they can reduce legal risk and even open up new revenue opportunities. Whether you’re...
Most landlords anticipate a few cleaning and repair expenses when a tenant moves out. But what many don’t realize is just how expensive rental turnovers can become...
In multifamily real estate, value is largely determined by Net Operating Income (NOI)—the income a property generates after expenses but before debt service. The...
Changes to California law (specifically, Cal. Civ. Code Section 1950.5(g)-(h)) effective this year will obligate residential landlords to photographically document the...
When renters search for a new place to live, they probably have a checklist of must-haves—and maybe blinds are one of them. But then, it’s time to move in, and tenant and landlord alike are wondering: Who is actually responsible for blinds in a rental property? In this post, we’ll break it all down. What are blinds? Who’s responsible for providing and maintaining them? And who pays when they get damaged or worn out? This quick guide will help you know what’s yours to handle—and what’s not. Main Takeaways Regarding who is responsible for blinds in a rental property: Landlord Responsibility – If blinds were installed by the landlord before the tenant moved in, they are... Read more
Caring for your rental property in the warmer months as a landlord or property manager has its share of to-dos, but when accomplished, they will pay dividends. From...
There’s a lot that goes into being a successful landlord. One key piece is the service contract. The term might sound a little vague, and you may be wondering: What...
Why Additional Dwelling Units Matter in 2025 and Beyond California still faces a stubborn housing shortage. Additional Dwelling Units (ADUs)—whether detached backyard...
The Department of Building’s No-Penalty Inspection Program returns from May 19 to June 30, when homeowners, small landlords and small business owners can schedule free...
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