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#SanDiego #PropertyManagement - As a California landlord, if you are owed back-rent due to COVID-19 here is some guidance regarding rent collection under The Tenant Relief Act of 2020. Beginning October 5, 2020, you can evict a tenant if they fail to return a COVID-19 related hardship declaration. For general information on this, read our article: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/guidance-regarding-rent-/ #Landlord #TheMoreYouKnow #COVID19

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #Pet #Friendly #RentalProperty - With so many renters looking for pet-friendly rentals, it only makes sense to consider how allowing pets in your rentals can help you to attract more prospective tenants. But before you do, make sure you have a detailed pet policy in place. By doing so, you can limit your liability if an incident with your tenant’s pet should occur. Here we explain what you should include in your pet policy: https://www.ranchomesa...rentals.com/pet-policy/ #petfriendly #sandiegoca #rentalproperty #rentalpropertymanagement #rentalpropertyinvestor #propertymanagementservices #PropertyManagementCompany See more

San Diego CA pet friendly apartment for rent in a gated community. For anyone who’s been searching for a pet friendly rental, we have the rental for you! From an attached two car garage and an option to use extra space as a bedroom, office, or workout room, this pet friendly apartment is located in one of San Diego’s oldest neighborhoods. To learn more about this #PetFriendly #RentalProperty located in #SanDiego that is #MoveInReady read our featured property article: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/san-diego-ca-pet-friendl/ #PropertyManagement #SanDiegoCA

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #RentalProperty - As companies in San Diego experience layoffs due to COVID-19, more people face the prospect of no longer being able to pay rent. For this reason, knowing what to do as a result of missed rent payments is important. With no foreseeable end to this crisis, having a rent collection strategy is a necessity. Here we offer a guide on #rentcollection amid #COVID19: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/rent-collection-amid-cov/ #TheMoreYouKnow

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #COVID19 - Wondering how the Tenant Relief Act of 2020 affects your rental properties? Under the Tenant Relief Act of 2020, tenants can stay in their homes through January 31, 2021, but need to come up with 25% of the rent. But only for missed rents between September 1, and January 31. What this means is that tenants must pay 25% of rent within that period or lose eviction protection. In other words, they will be open to eviction. Learn all you need to know here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/tenant-relief-act-of-2020/ #TenantRelief #TheMoreYouKnow

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #PropertyMaintenance - One of the main reasons some #landlords do not succeed, is because they are reactive instead of proactive with rental maintenance tasks. Whether you own an apartment building or a single-family home, rental property maintenance is essential to keep your property values up, and your tenants safe and satisfied. Whether you are looking for tips on how to streamline your process, or how to keep up with maintenance requests, here we try to cover all the basics: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/rental-property-maintena/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement - Managing a rental in San Diego today isn’t easy. Especially when you consider the unemployment benefits that have proven so important have now lapsed. With renters more concerned than ever. And landlords equally concerned, knowing how to keep your rental business running smoothly is very important. What you need most right now is information that you can put into action right away. That’s because managing a rental in San Diego comes with some extra challenges. For this reason, here is what you need to know about temporary rent freezes and eviction moratoriums: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/managing-a-rental-in-san/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #Tips for #Landlords - COVID-19 has changed everything for landlords and property managers. With unpaid rent and unprecedented unemployment rates, the property management industry as well as landlords are particularly affected. https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/property-management-tips/ #COVID19 #TheMoreYouKnow

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #Tips #HowTo The two most damaging things to a rental property are fire and water. When it comes to fire, there’s not much you’ll be able to do on your own. However in the event of a water leak, your quick actions can minimize the harmful effects of a water emergency to tenants and your rental property. Learn how to reduce the risk of water damage here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/water-leak/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement Painting a rental property is often a matter of preference rather than necessity. That is, unless you had some particularly destructive tenants, painting is not required every time a tenant moves out. But the visual appeal of your rental property can keep your tenants happy and your prospects interested should you need to rent it out again. Learn how to determine whether or not the time is right to paint your rental: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/painting-rental-property/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #LandlordAdvice - Defining normal wear and tear is an important part of the #tenant move-out process. Especially if the question of damage arises. If and when it does, the move-in checklist will serve as evidence if there is a security deposit dispute. We offer some insight here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/normal-wear-and-tear/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement Looking to implement a good tenant screening process? It’s only natural to want the best renters for your rental properties. But the only way to get them, is by screening them properly. By considering three areas of importance, you can learn how to screen tenants properly. We explain here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/how-to-screen-tenants/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement - Wondering how to get your property rented faster? If you are having trouble renting out your property do not panic. There could be a number of reasons why. Renters or potential tenants are discriminative and usually particular about where they live, which is why you need ways of making your property inviting and appealing. Here are five tips that can help your rental property stand out: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/get-your-property-rented/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #Renting out a house for extra income is a great idea. In fact, anyone who can afford to rent out their house while moving into another one should do so. However, just because one can afford to do it, does not mean one should. That’s because there are things that have an impact on your ability to be successful or not. From finding tenants to keeping them and rent caps to curb appeal, there is a lot to know before renting out a house. We explain here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/renting-out-a-house/

#SanDiego #PropertyManagement #Tips #HowTo #COVID_19 - Since the pandemic has taken root in California, it continues to affect all facets of life for property managers, owners, and tenants. Whether you are wondering how to prioritize maintenance requests, or want to know how to deal with unpaid rent during #COVID19, we offer some property management tips here: https://www.ranchomesarentals.com/property-management-tips/