Monthly Archives: November 2024

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What Sets 36 North Apart? The Personalized Touch in Property Management

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
22
Nov

Property management isnā€™t just about collecting rentā€”itā€™s about building relationships, solving problems, and maximizing investments. At 36 North Properties, we pride ourselves on providing a personalized touch that sets us apart. Our Mission: Service, Transparency, and Results Our approach combines modern technology with old-fashioned customer service. We communicate clearly, act swiftly, and always prioritize your […]

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Understanding the Impact of Rent Control in Monterey County

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
21
Nov

Rent control continues to be a hot topic in Monterey County, and itā€™s important for property owners to understand how these policies affect their investments. What is Rent Control? Rent control laws cap the amount landlords can increase rent each year. While intended to protect tenants, these laws can also have unintended consequences. Challenges for […]

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Maximizing Rental Income During the Holidays

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
20
Nov

The holiday season is a unique time for property owners. While many believe the market slows down, itā€™s actually an opportunity to attract tenants who want to settle into a new home before the New Year. Hereā€™s how 36 North Properties helps you make the most of this festive time. Why the Holidays Matter for […]

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2024 Legal Updates for California Property Owners

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
19
Nov

The legal landscape for property owners is ever-changing, and 2024 brings several updates that landlords in California need to know. Staying informed is key to protecting your investments and maintaining compliance. New Laws and Their Impact 1. AB 12: Rent Cap Adjustments Rent increases are now limited to 5% annually or CPI (whichever is lower). […]

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Winter-Ready Rentals: Preparing Your Property for Cold Weather

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
18
Nov

As the chill of winter approaches, itā€™s time for property owners to ensure their investments are ready for the season. Cold weather can bring various challenges, from maintenance issues to tenant concerns. At 36 North Properties, we help owners stay ahead of potential problems, ensuring their properties are winter-ready and protected. Why Preparing for Winter […]

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Key Elements in Pennell v. City of San Jose: A Deeper Analysis

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell

The dissenting opinion in Pennell v. City of San Jose sheds light on essential issues regarding constitutional rights, the burden of proof, and the limits of government authority in rent control. Below, we explore two critical elements from this opinion that continue to resonate in property rights discussions. Argument on Equity and Precedent The dissent […]

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Going Green: Why Sustainable Properties Attract Better Tenants

Posted on by Audrey Wardwell
04
Nov

  Sustainability isnā€™t just a buzzwordā€”itā€™s the future of property management. More and more tenants are seeking energy-efficient, eco-friendly homes, and property owners who adapt are seeing the benefits. From reduced utility costs to higher tenant satisfaction, going green is a win-win. Hereā€™s why you should consider making your property more sustainable. Energy-Efficient Upgrades Switching […]

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