Category Archives: Rental Market

What Is The California Relief Bill?

In our recent blog post, we covered a recent complaint filed by Ventura based lawyer, Doug Michie, that will end the State of California’s eviction ban on July 28th. As we get closer to the end of the eviction ban, lawmakers will be working overtime to come up with proposals to keep tenants in their […]

Properties for rent in Monterey CA

Seaside, CA property with pool

Are you searching for properties for rent in Monterey, CA? If so, you’ve come to the right place! At 36 North Property Management we specialize in Monterey rental properties and can provide you with a complete list of rentals in this area. Now Available Newly Renovated 1 bedroom 156 Archer St – Unit 07, Salinas, […]

Seaside, CA Considering Rental Registry

Seaside, CA property with pool

2020 is shaping up to be a year of serious change in California for renters and owners alike. The latest change is taking place in Seaside, CA where the City Council is considering a rental registry and recently had a special meeting in their council chambers to discuss it. The city council seems like they […]

Housing Market Watch – Cash-Out Refinance Is Another Mortgage Disaster Waiting to Happen

City property in California

Before the “Great Recession” officially began in 2008, cash-out refinance mortgages were what every homeowner was talking about. With cash out refi, a homeowner can refinance their home with a mortgage that’s more than their previous one, pocket the difference, and they are free to use that money in any way that they want. Sadly, […]

Medium Term Rentals – Are They A Good Investment?

Looking for a space with a view

Are уоu ѕеаrсhіng for іnvеѕtmеnt рrореrtіеѕ in Monterey County? If ѕо, you ѕhоuld consider investing іn a Medium Tеrm Rеntаl. Medium-term rеntаlѕ аrе оftеn thоught оf аѕ ѕublеttіng, аnd whаt thеу uѕuаllу look lіkе аrе furnіѕhеd rеntаlѕ fоr 31 оr mоrе dауѕ. Frеԛuеntlу, the dеmоgrарhіс for these rеntаlѕ аrе trаvеlіng nurѕеѕ, соrроrаtе еmрlоуееѕ, реорlе соnѕіdеrіng […]

First Hearing in Senate for AB 1482 coming up on July 9th, 2019

Rent Control

As we get ready for the July 4th holiday the State of California is getting ready to have the first hearing in the Senate for AB 1482, the controversial bill that would bring rent control to the entire state. AB 1482 has faced an uphill battle from the start but it’s creator, Assemblyman David Chiu, […]

California Rent Control Update – Lawmakers Announce AB 1482, New Rent Control Legislation

Rental Control in California

  The battle over rent control in the State of California continues as lawmakers announced on Thursday that they have finalized a rental housing legislation package (AB 1482) that if it’s approved will cap rent increases statewide and also enable local governments to apply their own versions of rent control to single family homes and […]

Owners, Don’t Miss the CAA’s 2019 Legislative Conference on May 29th – Protect Your Rental Investment from Strict Rent Control

Property owners

2018 was a huge year for owners of rental properties in California, especially those people who own fewer than 150 units due to the year long battle against Proposition 10, the rent control measure that if approved would have ended Costa Hawkins and brought rent control to California on a widespread scale. A few months […]

Governor Newsom Puts Central Coast Cities on Notice Over Housing

Monterey County property management

Since becoming Governor of California, Gavin Newsom has been busy, and one of his recent efforts includes taking steps to stop the housing shortage in California. Specifically, Governor Newsom has targeted seven Central Coast cities who the state views as being “out of compliance” with housing requirements. What Comes Next? There’s no doubt that California […]

Could The Same Rent Trends That We Saw In 2018 Come Again?

Rent report

There’s no doubt that the rental market had a big year in 2018 especially with the issue of rent control in California which was talked about for the entire year heading to the November vote. The big question is what were the trends that we saw in 2018 and could we see those same trends […]