San Diego Property Management Blog

Just like most things, properties that have been standing for a long time will show signs of deterioration, which is a natural and sometimes inevitable thing. If you purchase or own a building that is at least 40 years old, you ca... read more >>

Maintenance coordination is crucial to keep things running smoothly, especially if you have several in the queue. It’s not necessarily a “first-come, first-served” situation, given that some are more urgent than ... read more >>

Del Mar, California is known for its scenic views and upscale beachside villages, so it’s safe to say that having a rental property in the area can be very lucrative. The question is, would you rather have long-term tenants ... read more >>

One of the reasons that landlords and rental property owners can become so confused by service animals and support animals is that the definitions of these things are not always consistent or clear. Service animals are define... read more >>

Your lease agreement is your first defense against the risk and liability that often comes with renting out a Del Mar property. You want to make sure it protects you and your investment against disputes, claims, and miscommunicati... read more >>

No one likes surprises, especially when it comes to how much you’re paying for a service. If you’re not exactly sure about how much your property management company is charging you to lease, manage, and maintain your ... read more >>

There’s a little bit of hesitation and uncertainty in nearly every rental market in the United States, thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, the real estate market in San Diego and Del Mar has remained pretty str... read more >>

Most investors buy rental property because they understand the benefits to this type of investment. You’re earning rental income every month while your asset appreciates, all while taking advantage of tax breaks and market s... read more >>

Renting out a property in California can feel risky, especially with the new laws governing evictions, rental increases, and screening.  The best way to protect yourself and your investment is with a strong rental property ag... read more >>

Avoiding vacancy is important to protect your property as well as your rental income. The risks of leaving a rental property vacant are more than financial. There are several additional problems and unintended consequences. You&rs... read more >>