Are you planning on searching for investment property in Monterey County? If so, youāve come to the right place! In this article we will share with you several tips you can use for finding the right investment property PriceĀ Nоt еvеrŃ ŃrŠ¾ŃŠµrtŃ ŃŠ¾u invest Ńn has tо be a ābаrgаŃnā, but you Ńhоuld nеvеr ŃŠ°Ń […]
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Are you interested in attracting families to your Monterey County Rental Property but donāt know how to get started? In this article we will provide you with several tips you can use for attracting a family that may be interested in living in your rental property. AttrаŃt Families to Yоur Rеntаl PrŠ¾ŃŠµrtŃŠµŃ: TŃŃ #1 Promote […]
There’s no doubt that the November 2018 elections will go down in history as the most contentious ever mainly because of Proposition 10, the widely debated ballot measure that if approved, would have meant that Costa Hawkins would no longer be law in California and cities would start implementing rent control on a grand scale. […]
Are you still managing your rental properties in Monterey County yourself? If so, you may be managing those rentals inefficiently, thatās 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 […]
One of the most common questions that many renters have is if landlords are required to provide appliances. The answer to this question is no. Landlords in California and across the United States are not required to provide appliances like washers, dryers and refrigerators. This is why many rental properties in the state do not […]
Are you searching for ways to make more money from your Monterey County rental property in 2019? If so, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will list for you several tips that you can use to generate more money from your rental property next year. Tip #1 – Consider Allowing Pets […]
Here’s hoping you found a nice rental last year and locked in a low rate, one that can stick for, oh, about three years. That’s because ā and we’re so sorry to report this ā the rental market has once again shifted in favor of landlords, with little sign it’s going to swing back any […]
One way or another, Uncle Sam is going to get his cut. Count on it. And so will your state and local governments. That said, there are certain things you can do as a real estate investor to help manage your tax bill, and maximize your after-tax return on your investment. In order to do […]







