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Understanding the Impact of Rent Control in Monterey County

Rent control continues to be a hot topic in Monterey County, and it’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 […]

Winter-Ready Rentals: Preparing Your Property for Cold Weather

As the chill of winter approaches, it’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 […]

How Technology is Revolutionizing Property Management (And Why You Should Care)

  Remember the days of paper checks, manual maintenance requests, and juggling spreadsheets? Thankfully, those days are over. Technology is changing the game for property management, making life easier for property owners and tenants alike. From rent collection to maintenance, here’s how tech is transforming the industry—and why you should be excited. Automated Rent Collection […]

Why You Should Vote NO on Prop 33

California is no stranger to ballot propositions that sound great in theory but fail miserably in practice. Prop 33 is one of those measures. While it may be packaged as a solution to a perceived problem, the reality is it could do more harm than good. Voting NO on Prop 33 is the right move for anyone […]

The 7 Myths About Property Management – Busted!

  Let’s be real—when most people hear “property management,” they think, “How hard can it be?” They imagine sitting back, collecting rent, and sipping coffee as their property magically takes care of itself. Spoiler alert: that’s not how it works. Property management is a serious business (but, hey, it can also be pretty fun with […]

The Dangers of Overreach; Insights from the ‘We the People’ Podcast and the Rent Control Debate

In a recent episode of the “We the People” podcast, the discussion revolved around the broader themes of government overreach and individual freedoms. While the podcast did not specifically address rent control, the insights shared illuminate a critical perspective on how regulations can sometimes infringe upon personal liberties and lead to unintended consequences. This perspective […]

Top Maintenance Issues for Second Homes (and How We Handle Them)

  Owning a second home comes with its own set of maintenance challenges, especially when you’re not around to manage them. Here are the top maintenance issues second homeowners face and how 36 North Properties takes care of them: 1. Water Damage and Leaks Water damage is one of the most common and costly issues […]

How We Tailor Property Management Services to Your Unique Needs

At 36 North Properties, we believe that every property and homeowner is unique. That’s why we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to property management. Here’s how we tailor our services to meet your specific needs: 1. Personalized Onboarding Process We begin with a thorough assessment of your property and a detailed discussion about your […]

Should You Sell Your House Or Rent It Out?

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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 […]

How To Successfully Raise The Rent In 2019

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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 […]