Tips, Tricks and more for Landlords & Tenants in San Diego, CA
Notice of date/time of Move-Out Inspection (i) After giving or receiving notice of termination of a tenancy, or before the expiration of this Agreement, Tenant has the right to request that an inspection of the Premises take place prior to termination of the lease or rental. If Tenant requests such an inspection, Tenant shall be […]
When are 24-hour notices used? A landlord may not notice a tenant for entry with a 24-hour notice if the tenant is away for an extended time. Entry for emergencies is allowed; Landlord or Agent can enter immediately with no notice. If a tenant is not away for an extended period, a 24-hour notice is […]
What are some reasons for withholding all or a portion of a tenant’s security deposit? Primarily the security deposit is withheld to pay for payment of expenses related to physical damage by the tenant which includes certain repairs other than normal wear and tear which are the land-lords responsibility. Security deposit may also be held […]
When a tenant provides a 30-day notice of intent to vacate, our standard practice is to immediately list the property for rent and start showing it. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule, for example, if the rental property owner intends to remodel with an undetermined completion date, a water leak is identified or […]
During the process of attracting prospective tenants to your San Diego rental property; keep in mind quality tenants desire to live in quality properties. More often than not, quality tenants are on time with their rental payments, they display a greater degree of care with respect to cleanliness and ware and tare to the property. […]
Risk versus income, type of flooring, size and bread of pet and imposing restrictions/pet policies. Whether or not you have decided to allow dogs or cats in your San Diego rental property boils down to two things. Primarily, you have will want to consider your income potential for the property, and Secondly, how much risk […]
Attractive curb appeal, interior presentation, testing mechanical & plumbing systems and knowledge of basic laws (building code) are required for each rental. These aspects should be considered regardless of whether you own residential apartments in San Diego or single family homes. CURB APPEAL The best aspect for judging the level of curb appeal is to […]
