Posts Tagged ‘rentals’
Moving Out? Have your home cleaned & Get Paid for outdated items
It has come to my attention that a lot of property owners who are entering the Golden Years of their life, are now heading either to Florida or just downgrading to an easier way of living. Whatever the move might be, I have seen a lot of homes with a lot of, lets just say,…
Read MoreHow we Evaluate your Property to get the Most Rent
Today I would like to address the process of how we evaluate your property in order to get the most rent for it. In today’s market, you have to keep in mind that when Covid 19 lockdowns took place, caps on raising the rent on many properties did too. So it seems, a lot of the…
Read MoreCan You Rent Out Rooms in a Single-Family Home? Here’s What Landlords Need to Know
Renting out rooms in a single-family home can be a great way for landlords to maximize their rental income, but it also comes with unique challenges and legal considerations. Whether you’re new to property management or are a seasoned landlord, understanding these key factors will help you make informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls. With…
Read MoreA Complete Guide to Renting to College Students
Renting to college students can be unavoidable in common Southern California areas like Orange County or the Inland Empire. For young adults searching for a picturesque university experience, the nearby beaches, entertainment venues, and outdoor activities make this sunny state hard to resist. Unfortunately, landlords looking for financial freedom through rental properties struggle to navigate…
Read MoreHere’s How to Replace a Tenant Before They Move Out
The tenant at your rental property just gave notice that they are moving out. Let’s talk about how you can find a new renter before the current one moves out. You have two options when your tenant moves out. Wait until they have vacated or start advertising and showing right away. I recommend starting right…
Read MoreAvoiding the $20K Mistake: Rental Appliance Guide
$20,000 dollar mistake: What appliances should I provide for my rental? As a landlord you don’t think providing an appliance could be a $20,000 mistake but you’d be wrong. Once upon a time in Orange County California there was a landlord that rented a house to a family with a year old refrigerator. The fridge…
Read MoreFinding a Tenant: How Long Does It Take & How to Find a Good One
Finding the right tenant quickly is a top priority for any property owner. However, the time it takes to secure a tenant isn’t always straightforward. While the journey might seem simple—listing the property, showing it, and signing a lease—several factors can significantly impact how long your property stays on the market. Pricing, property condition, market…
Read MoreCan a Landlord Make A Tenant Get Rid of Your Dog? The Truth About Unauthorized Pets
Did you recently inspect your rental property and discover an unauthorized dog wandering about the premises? As a landlord, managing tenants can already be complex, and adding pets into the mix makes it even messier. If you’ve found that your tenant has a dog without your permission, you may wonder: Can I legally require a…
Read MoreInvestigating Santa Ana’s Just Cause Ordinance: What it Means for Rental Owners
Santa Ana’s city council just passed a Just Cause Eviction Ordinance October of 2021. What does this means for property owners in Santa Ana? Sam Fernley here with TrueDoor property management, creating content for Realtors and Property Owners in Orange County, California! What’s in Santa Ana’s new ordinance? Now let me explain this Just Cause…
Read MoreProperty Management Agreements: Everything Landlords Need to Know
A property management agreement is a crucial document that outlines the responsibilities and expectations between a landlord and a property management company. Whether you’re a seasoned property owner or new to renting out your property, understanding the critical elements of this agreement is essential to protect your investment. In this guide, we’ll cover everything landlords…
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