When your tenant moves out of your property, you can expect turnover repairs touch ups. You may want to paint the walls, clean the carpets, and maybe even replace the appliances that are looking old and worn. These are the expected responsibilities and associated...
Are you selling a home? This can be a difficult market, even after the last couple of years have seen higher prices, increased demand, and a generally good environment for San Diego home sellers. Markets shift, however, and as we try to figure out where we are right...
San Diego rental property owners have several tax benefits available, and you’ll want to make sure you’re taking advantage of them. While the income you earn has to be declared on your taxes, you’ll have some deductions that will offset your tax exposure. The tax...
Security deposits are tricky for landlords all over the country, but in California, the laws are especially strict and extremely well-enforced. San Diego landlords are required to follow some specific guidelines when they collect, hold, and ultimately return a...
Tenant retention should be a big part of your strategy when you’re renting out San Diego homes. Keeping good tenants in place will ensure your cash flow is consistent. It will cut down on vacancy lost and keep turnover costs to a minimum. Your entire investment...
Are you a strong negotiator? Even people who are accustomed to making deals in their professional or personal lives can find themselves flummoxed and overwhelmed when it comes to negotiating a real estate deal. Especially in a market like the one we’re experiencing...
