Property Management Blog

Investing in and around San Jose is a great way to build wealth. Real estate investments come with a number of benefits that you’re probably already familiar with. It also comes with a lot of risk. That’s why you ... read more >>

We rarely come across landlords and rental property owners in San Jose who discriminate against tenants intentionally. Not only would it indicate a major character flaw, it would also be bad business.However, it’s easy to fi... read more >>

As a San Jose real estate investor, your goal is to increase the amount of income you earn on your rental property. You want to increase the amount of rent you collect and the long-term return you earn on your investment.Some fact... read more >>

The amount you’ll pay for professional property management in San Jose depends on the company you choose and the services you need. While every company is different in the way they charge, there are a few specific costs that... read more >>

Even if your San Jose rental property is brand new and in excellent condition, it’s going to require maintenance at some point. Appliances will break, systems will age, and unexpected accidents will happen. While many invest... read more >>

Today, we’re sharing some of the questions you should ask a property manager before you hire them to take care of your rental properties. Relationships and Communication The first question I would ask is about your level... read more >>

When you’re trying to attract the best tenants for your property, the home has to be in excellent condition. We always tell our clients that the quality of the property will mirror the quality of the tenants we attract. ... read more >>

Beginning July 1, 2015 the City of San Jose will no longer send a bi-monthly garbage bill. The fees for garbage collection will instead be added to property owner's bi-annual property tax bill. Most SJ garbage customers utiliz... read more >>

With the California drought reaching an emergency status, we must all do our part to conserve water. Due to recent regulations requiring a 30% reduction in water use, all tenants are requested to reduce their landscape watering ... read more >>

Laws vary from state to state, but in California, Landlords must give 30 days' notice to vacate if the tenancy is for 1 year or less, or 60 days for a tenancy exceeding 1 year. Notice must be served properly, in one of the followi... read more >>