It’s a good idea to detail which property maintenance procedures are a tenant’s responsibilities, and which belong to the landlord. This will eliminate any misunderstandings in the future, and it will probably get the necessary work done much faster. That being the case, A tenant’s guide to rental property maintenance procedures. Tenant responsibilities Everything that […]
If you’re the owner or the manager of a rental property management in San Diego, you may already know how important it is to choose most qualified resident for your rental property. There are all kinds of disaster stories about choosing the wrong sort of tenant, and how that can make your life miserable. Given […]
Being a good tenant doesn’t take much effort on your part, and it really helps both you and your landlord Mynd Property Management. By taking good take care of your rental property. You can keep it in good shape, and hopefully avoid frequent rent increases needed to cover the cost of repairs or improvements. Here […]
Attractive curb appeal, interior presentation, testing mechanical & plumbing systems and knowledge of basic laws (building code) are required for each Mynd Property Management rental. These aspects should be considered regardless of whether you own residential apartments in San Diego or single family homes. Tactics commercial real estate firms in San Diego are given below. […]
When you’re faced with the prospect of renting out a property you own, it can be a daunting task trying to figure out exactly how to go about it. You might want to hire a property management group to represent you, or you may want to tackle the job yourself. Here are some tips to […]
When are 3 day notices used? Landlords in California can serve a 3-day notice to pay rent if tenants default on rent. The notice should only include the past due rent balance, without any late charges. Unlawful Detainer Law In California, the term ‘rent’ doesn’t cover additional charges like late fees, interest, or damages. To […]
Showing rental property When a tenant provides a 30-day notice of intent to vacate, our standard practice is to immediately showing rental property for rent. 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 if […]
What are Tenants Responsible For in a Rental Property? Just as landlords have specific responsibilities in any rental agreement, so too do tenants have certain responsibilities. For the most part, tenants are only required to maintain the premises in respectable condition, and to perform minor maintenance activities. Such things as changing the batteries in smoke […]
Guide on Evicting your Tenant in San Diego No landlord or property owner really wants to go through an eviction process, especially since it’s almost always a long, drawn-out process that engenders all kinds of rancor on both sides. The eviction process can generally be avoided by establishing strong lines of communication, which promotes understanding […]
Knowing the Difference between Routine and Emergency Maintenance Requests. When a tenant calls with a repair issue, it can often feel like an emergency. You don’t want your tenants to be uncomfortable, but not every repair needs immediate attention. As a property manager, you need to be able to prioritize your maintenance and triage problems […]