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Which Property Management Services are Right for You?

Dustin Edwards • August 16, 2021

Understand Which Services Can Help You and Your Property

Property Management Services
When you are first evaluating property management services it might feel overwhelming.  Which services would suit you best?  Which help save you the most time? If this is your first time managing your own property or engaging a property management company take time to understand the key points of service.  

Here are some of our most popular property management services that can save you time and keep your tenant happy.

Tenant Portal
For all landlords, accepting new tenants is always a risky and nerve-wracking process. Not only could they be late on their rent, but they could be unruly and disrespectful of your property. 

Having a property management company complete thorough background checks for all applicants can alleviate the process of finding the best tenants for your rental, especially if you have no idea where to start when it comes to vetting your applicants. 

Once you have found the right tenants for your rental, you can have them pay rent, submit maintenance requests, and more via our online Tenant Portal. This page makes it easy for your tenants to access everything they may need in one convenient place. 

Assistance for Selling Your Rental
When it comes time to find new tenants for your rental, a property management company can offer you a variety of services to make the process as simple and successful as possible. 

For starters, we can provide you with a “for lease” sign and at least 30 professional quality digital photos which you can use when posting your listing online. 
Furthermore, we can design and post advertisements for your listing on over 400 major websites. 

After drumming up interest, we can also help you set up property viewings for interested applicants. Having us handle tours of your rental ensures that all the points of interest are covered and applicants are not left confused or wondering about certain aspects of the property. 

Inspections and Proposals
If you are having trouble deciding which cost-effective additions will add appeal to your rental, engaging in inspections and even proposals for new enhancements may be the perfect property management service for you. Inspections are a helpful process where we can provide you with some insight regarding your rental’s marketability. These suggestions may range from landscaping tips to flooring recommendations and act as catalysts to both propel your rental value and make it stand out against the competitors. 

Additionally, we can conduct a professional rental analysis of your area to evaluate the best ways to combat and eliminate local competition. 

ADUs and Other Additions
One of the best additions to consider for your rental is an Accessory Dwelling Unit (or ADU for short). As California legislation has responded to the rise in the public interest, the popularity of ADUs has only increased. 

However, developing an ADU can be a lengthy and complicated process. There are numerous code guidelines and restrictions that must be followed and vary based on your which city your ADU resides in. As such, hiring a property management company well-versed in ADUs can simplify the process, help connect you with great resources, and ensure that you are making a responsible decision. It would be terrible if you hundreds of thousands of dollars into developing an ADU and did not recoup your investment. 

ADUs are not the only addition that property management companies can assist you with. Whether you need help choosing a new fence or installing a pool, we can be there during the entire process and recommend trusted suppliers and contractors. 

Our ultimate goal is to make any expansions to your rental property as easy and affordable as possible! 

Having access to these property management services and more can make your job as a landlord much more straightforward. If you are interested in receiving our assistance or want to learn more about our entire catalog of property management services, we invite you to call us today at (562) 888-0247, or you can fill out our Owner Application online

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By Dustin Edwards December 19, 2024
If you're properties are suffering from lack of heating this winter, these 3 common issues could be the cause.
By Dustin Edwards December 12, 2024
Although Southern California’s winters are typically mild when compared to other parts of the country, tenants still value a warm home during the cooler months. Taking steps to maintain a comfortable living environment shows your tenants that their needs are being prioritized. This is crucial for tenant satisfaction, especially during the holidays. Below are three methods to help keep tenants warm during the winter season. Maintain Heating System It's required for landlords to provide rentals with a working heating system, however, it's not uncommon for these to fall into disrepair either because of lack of maintenance or negligence. Scheduling regular inspections and maintenance before the coldest weather can help to ensure the heating is reliable and efficient. Cleaning air filters, and checking for cold spots, or irregular noises can help prevent small issues from escalating into expensive repairs. Preventative maintenance can help to reduce the chances of inconvenient calls for emergency repairs. Being proactive with your maintenance can also help you protect your investment while earning goodwill from your tenant. Another factor that can affect your heating system is drafts around windows and doors. These drafts can cause your heating system to overwork which makes the system less efficient, and reliable and ultimately reduces the lifespan of your heating system. You can address this by inspecting the seals around doors and windows for gaps or cold spots. Replace worn-out seals and caulking where it's needed. Offer Smart Thermostats Consider providing your tenants with a smart thermostat for energy-efficient heating. This can not only give tenants control over their comfort, but it's also a great tool to reduce energy usage. By providing this upgrade to your tenant, you show a commitment to your tenant’s satisfaction which can in turn result in a long-term tenant. These kinds of devices definitely benefit your tenants, though they can also contribute to the longevity of your rental property as well. Additionally, you can give your tenant a smart thermostat as a holiday gift . This can show your tenant that you’re not simply collecting rent while protecting your investment. Reverse Ceiling Fans The direction in which a ceiling fan rotates is oftentimes overlooked, and it can have a great effect on the temperature of a home. A ceiling fan is typically seen as a way to cool down a home during the hotter seasons without using the air conditioning . Reversing the spin of a ceiling fan can help to circulate warm air more efficiently during the cold season . This is because warm air rises, and a fan rotating clockwise will push the warm air back down helping maintain warm temperatures. Most fans have a switch on the motor and it is easily accessible for most people with a step ladder. This easy adjustment helps reduce the need for your tenant to use the heating system. Tenants will notice a more consistent and comfortable temperature indoors. This should also help reduce costs on their energy bill. Reversing the rotation of the ceiling fans also takes some of the strain off of the heating system. This helps to ensure it operates efficiently for years by reducing the wear and tear on it. Taking proactive steps this winter season to ensure your tenant’s comfort demonstrates a landlord’s commitment to their tenant’s comfort. A comfortable tenant is a satisfied tenant , which can lead to a long-term tenant and steady rental income. Consider it a small investment for long-term success. If you need help keeping your rental warm or managing Beach City rental property, we invite you to call us today at (562) 888-0247 or complete our Owner Application online .
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