San Diego Property Management Blog

How to Become a Real Estate Investor in San Diego

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Having a source of passive income is something most of us can only dream of. However, many don't know how easy that goal is to obtain with the right resources and steps. One way to achieve this is by becoming a real estate inv... read more >>

Rental Property Advertising: Where to List?

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So you took the plunge and bought your first rental property. Congratulations, you are on your way to building long-term wealth and monthly passive income.But buying the property is just one part of real estate investing. Once you... read more >>

A Quick Guide to Lease Renewals

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As a San Diego landlord, you want to maximize the possibility of a stable passive income. One of the best ways to do this is to have lease renewals. How much do you know about lease renewals, and what tips can you apply to im... read more >>

Top Rent Collection Mistakes to Avoid

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More than 10.6 million Americans get incomes from rental properties. So, it’s good to have proper rent collection procedures to protect your business.Rent collection mistakes will damage your relationships with the tenants. ... read more >>

What Is a Leasing Only Service? What Does It Involve?

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Are you a property owner or real estate investor in San Diego? Curious to learn about what a leasing only service is and how it can benefit you?Making passive income through real estate has long been the dream for many.In fact, it... read more >>

What Is Full Service Property Management?

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We're all looking for ways to earn more money. Many people have a side hustle to bring in extra money. Other people look for new jobs that pay more than the job they have now.San Diego Residential real estate investment is an ... read more >>

Lease Enforcement 101: What You Need to Know

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44.1 million American households are renters, which also means all of these households have some form of a landlord, owner, or property management company to answer to.   Asking tenants to sign a lease means the landlord... read more >>
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