Los Angeles Property Management Blog

How to Get Tenants to Renew Leases in Los Angeles, CA

Do you avoid asking tenants to renew their leases because you fear rejection? As a landlord, there's no denying lease renewals can be a stressful process.But if you want to keep your rental property fully occupied, it's something you need to do. Ideally, the lease renewal...

Pros and Cons of Allowing Pets in Your Los Angeles, CA Rental Property

Can you look away when sad puppy eyes are directed right at you, pleading for a home? As an animal lover, you might find it difficult, but many landlords don't. Unfortunately, not allowing pets in a rental property could cost you in the long run.Before making a final decision...

Rent Collection Strategies: Ensuring Timely and Efficient Payments

Landlords in Los Angeles, California make over $95,000 a year. Of course, it can take a while to begin making this kind of money when you're new. This is especially true if your tenants are late on their rent every month or neglect to pay at all.When collecting rent from tena...

Maintenance and Repairs: A Guide to Keeping Commercial Properties in Top Shape

Do you own a rental property in Los Angeles, California? To keep your tenants safe and happy, you have to stay on top of maintenance and repairs. If someone has to wait too long for a new light bulb or you let the exterior of the building go, you could lose a valuable tenant.This...

Commercial Property Maintenance: Essential Tasks for Long-Term Asset Preservation

Have you heard of President Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan? It proposes more than $200 billion for housing and commercial buildings.In today's era, real estate is a significant investment. Preserving the value of commercial properties is paramount. Is commercial ...

The Importance of Due Diligence in Commercial Property Transactions

When considering that commercial real estate deals added up to $1.14 trillion in 2022, you can appreciate that the segment is wracking up big numbers.If you plan to get into the commercial property space, however, you'll want to proceed cautiously to avoid a dreaded case of b...

What Does an HOA Board Member Do?

In the U.S., the average homeowners' association (HOA) member pays almost $200 per month in member fees. Where does all this money go, and who decides how it gets used?The HOA board is responsible for answering both these questions and more. An HOA board member is a volunteer...

Should You Hire a Community Association Management Company in LA?

Did you know that a private attorney is involved in most Los Angeles HOA complaints?There are many rules and responsibilities associated with an HOA in Los Angeles. You may wonder if hiring a community association management company is worth it.It could be the best decision you e...

Things to do before bringing a tenant

Before renting to a tenant, familiarize yourself with the condition of the property. Keep a visual record as well by taking photos. This can help you avoid potential arguments regarding the security deposit if you need to keep it following moveout.

The Must Have Property Tech to Maximize Revenue

Property technology is all the rage today in property management. There’s no end to the whizzy wigs you can implement if you’re committed to technology for the sake of technology. You could literally make your owners go broke implementing all the technology from provide...