Have you been thinking about selling your Monterey County home but you’ve also been thinking about renting it out and you’re not sure which decision is the best one for you to make? If so, you’ve come to the right place! It’s understandable that you’re unsure about if you should sell your home or rent […]
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Have you invested in rental properties in the Monterey County area but you haven’t raised the rent yet on your tenants? There’s no doubt that rent increases are a contentious issue, especially in California in 2018 with the efforts to enact rent control statewide. Thankfully, the efforts to enact rent control statewide have failed […]
Do you have a vacant Monterey County rental property? If so, there’s nothing worse than having a vacancy because that vacant rental could be affecting your cash flow. Thankfully, filling vacant rental properties is easier than you think especially if you follow these tips: Start advertising You don’t need an empty unit before the property […]
Are you still managing your rental properties in Monterey County yourself? If so, you may be managing those rentals inefficiently, that’s why in this article we will provide you with several tips you can use to manage your rentals more efficiently and get a higher return on investment from them. Eliminate Paper Applications Are you […]
Prореrtу investment is аn еxсіtіng buѕіnеѕѕ or ѕіdе huѕtlе that hаѕ a high іnсоmе potential. Yоu see іt on HGTV аnd rеаd аbоut іt іn buѕіnеѕѕ аnd fіnаnсіаl news, but that doesn’t mеаn it’s еаѕу. Eѕресіаllу as a first-time іnvеѕtоr, who’s nеw tо rulеѕ, rеgulаtіоnѕ, tасtісѕ аnd ѕtrаtеgіеѕ. Hоwеvеr, whеn you knоw whаt you’re dоіng […]
The New Year is quickly approaching and as 2018 winds down it’s a great time to review your portfolio of Monterey County rental properties and start thinking about how you can grow your portfolio in the coming year. In this article, we will share with you several things you can do to start growing your […]
Residents of Woodland Park apartments recently learned Alliance Residential, the property management company that manages the East Palo Alto building, is now requiring tenants to show their ID when they pay their rents. The new requirement was immediately met with protests by the building’s residents who protested outside the headquarters of Alliance Residential with the […]