Increasing your tenant retention is one of the best things you can do as an investment property owner. It creates a sense of stability for your rental property, and it also saves you money. You’re avoiding long vacancies, and you’re not paying for the turnover costs...
Landlords and tenants in Santa Rosa sign a lease agreement so that both parties understand exactly how long the residency will last. Typically, a lease is for a one-year period. Sometimes, it’s longer and in rare situations, it might be shorter. There’s always a start...
Preventative maintenance is crucial for the return on investment (ROI) you earn on your Santa Rosa investment property because it saves you money. When you have a good preventative maintenance plan in place, you can expect that: You’ll protect the condition and value...
The move-out process can be stressful for both owners and tenants. Change of any kind can inspire uncertainty and anxiety, and when your tenants are moving from one home to another, they can be emotional and distracted. For you as the rental property owner, there’s...
As a professional Santa Rosa property management company, we spend a lot of time inspecting properties after tenants move out. We are intentional and careful, with carefully documented checklists, photos, and sometimes videos. It’s important to us and our owners that...
When you’re preparing to rent out your Santa Rosa investment property, you need a strong lease agreement that is legally compliant and enforceable in California. Don’t hand your tenant a two-page document; that’s not a lease that’s going to work in our state, which is...
