As a Santa Rosa landlord, you likely understand that you’re responsible for providing a safe and habitable property to the tenants who rent from you. Likewise, your tenants probably understand their most basic responsibilities: to pay rent and keep the property clean...
Are you earning as much as you could be on your Santa Rosa investment property? This isn’t always an easy rental market to navigate, but there may be some simple changes you can make to the way you’re leasing, managing, and maintaining your residential rental...
Vacancies are expensive and frustrating, and the longer your property is unoccupied, the more money you’re likely to lose on that investment. Avoiding long-term vacancies must be a priority when you’re renting out a Santa Rosa rental home. Not only is there the loss...
Marketing a Santa Rosa rental home requires more strategy than a simple For Rent sign in front of the property. While that type of advertising can be effective, especially if your property is in a well-trafficked area, you will get better results when you focus your...
Before a tenant moves in, you’ll need to discuss the lease agreement with your new tenant and share all of your expectations and requirements. The move-in process is an excellent opportunity to establish an open, respectful, and communicative relationship with your...
