As a landlord, you’re bound to come across the term “normal wear and tear” when dealing with your rental home. It generally refers to the decline in property value as time goes on. It’s not a direct outcome of negligence or abuse. It’s important to learn the difference between what constitutes normal wear and tear [...]

A good relationship with tenants and renters is one of the main factors in establishing successful property management operations. It is as valuable for short-term vacation rentals as it is for long-term tenancies. If a person is satisfied with the state of the property, quality, frequency, and extent of property maintenance, or if they have [...]

As a landlord in California, you’ll have to deal with rent increases. Rent increases in California can be more lucrative for you. However, you must be cautious when doing so and be sure to follow the California rent increase laws. California’s rent prices have consistently risen over the past 2 decades, making California one of [...]