Housing Provider vs Landlord

What is the difference between housing provider and landlord. According to Wikipedia the concept of a landlord can be traced back to medieval times. Today we hear “landlord” to describe any individual or company providing housing for persons who do not own their own homes. Most homeowners who enter the rental industry do so because...

Traits of a great Property Manager

The traits of your future or current property manager will greatly impact the success of your property. Property Managers are housing providers. Our job is to walk the fine line between the homeowner’s desires and financial constraints, all while still providing quality housing to the resident. While it is easy to pick a property manager...

Emotions have no business in Rentals

Property management is built on relationships, but emotions have no business in Rentals. This is tough! This property is your home. Maybe your family grew up here, or the memories are pulling at your heart strings. Once you make the choice to turn your home into a rental, your mindset needs to shift to all...

Renter Insurance

Whether you are a San Diego native or new to the area, you probably currently have or at least heard of renter insurance. There is a large (and growing) community of rental properties within our county and most require Renter Insurance. Many people tend to assume or have a complete misconception of what this type...

Housing Providers CANT apply for Rent Relief

It is very simple, the money is there but housing providers cant apply for rent relief without the residents participation. There is over 50 million still available in relief, but residents have to play an active role. You may have heard in last night’s county board of supervisors meeting many claims that there is rent...

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