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Tenant Move-Out Checklist: How to Protect Your Property and Security Deposit from Disputes in California
How can you protect your California rental property and prevent the risk of security deposit disputes? We believe it comes down to a move-out checklist, documented with photos. Recent changes to California law now require landlords to provide photographic evidence...
Self-Managing vs. PM: Calculating the Real Time and Financial Cost of DIY Property Management in LA
What’s the cost of DIY property management in Los Angeles? You might be surprised. For many Los Angeles landlords, self-managing a rental property starts as a cost-saving decision. On paper, avoiding a property management fee seems like an easy way to boost cash flow....
Is Your Property Insurable? Navigating High Insurance Costs for Multi-Family Buildings in Los Angeles
What kind of insurance rates can you expect to get for your multi-family investment property in Los Angeles? Premiums have surged, coverage has tightened, and some insurers have exited the California market altogether. As a result, landlords are increasingly asking...
Earthquake Preparedness: Liability and Insurance Essentials for Los Angeles Landlords
Are you worried about what the next earthquake could mean for your Los Angeles rental property? Owning investments here comes with a unique risk profile, and earthquakes sit at the top of that list. Unlike other natural disasters that offer some warning or seasonal...
Finding Off-Market Deals: Strategies for LA Investors to Acquire Single-Family Rentals
How can you acquire single-family rental homes that other investors are missing? In a competitive market like Los Angeles, finding profitable single-family rental properties listed on the MLS can feel like a challenge. Tight inventory, institutional buyers, and...
The Type of Owners and Tenants Many Property Managers Will Turn Down — and Why
Many first-time landlords assume property managers will accept any property as long as there is rent to collect. That is not always true. Experienced property management companies are often selective about the owners, properties, and tenant situations they take on....











