by Marissa Barajas | Apr 3, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
The point of a lease agreement is to protect you, as the landlord and property owner, as well as the rental home you’re making available. Tenants need protection too, and your lease agreement must be tenant-friendly in order to be legally compliant and legally...
by Marissa Barajas | Mar 27, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Lately, it’s been a bit difficult to commit to an opinion on the Santa Rosa real estate market in 2025. There have been so many shifts and nuances. There’s also the general diversity of the market, with the city of Santa Rosa home to more than two dozen unique...
by Marissa Barajas | Mar 20, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Pet requests may come in from existing tenants, who are living in your rental property without a pet. Unless your lease specifically prohibits pets in the property, it’s a good idea to consider the request. You don’t want your tenants trying to sneak in a new kitten...
by Marissa Barajas | Mar 13, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Santa Rosa, California is known for its scenic landscapes, blooming culture, and strategic location in the heart of Sonoma County. It’s in the middle of wine country, and home to vineyards, galleries, shopping, as well as plenty of outdoor recreation. More than 10...
by Marissa Barajas | Mar 6, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
How do you know if you need a permit to improve your rental property? A fresh coat of paint hardly requires a visit to City Hall. However, if you’re tearing down walls, installing new plumbing or electrical work, or making a dramatic improvement or change to your...
by Marissa Barajas | Feb 27, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
If you’re tired of talking about technology, we’ve got some bad news for you: there’s always going to be something to talk about. Property management tech is always changing. It’s always evolving. We’re seeing new platforms and systems arrive almost constantly, and...
