If you own rental property in Carlsbad, Encinitas, Vista, Oceanside, San Marcos, or anywhere in North County San Diego, understanding California’s walk-through inspection law is essential. Many
California is unusual: there’s no statute that says “you can charge X dollars for late rent.” Instead, late fees fall under the liquidated damages doctrine in Civil Code §1671, a fee is enforceable
If your tenant has stopped paying, stopped responding, and you suspect they’ve left, there’s a specific legal process in California for declaring abandonment, and skipping it can cost you. The Notice
Raising the rent on a rental property seems simple—send a letter, wait 30 days, and you’re done. Right? Not exactly. In California, even a small misstep when increasing rent can result in delays,
If you own a rental property in Carlsbad, Oceanside, or anywhere in North County San Diego, there’s a good chance you’ll encounter tenants who serve in the military. The area is home to many
If you're reading this because someone is in your rental who isn't supposed to be (a guest who never left, a sublet you didn't authorize, a former tenant who refuses to vacate), the honest answer is:
If you own a rental property in Carlsbad, Encinitas, Oceanside, or anywhere in North County San Diego, you’ve likely started seeing more tenants driving electric vehicles. Along with this trend comes
Introduction: If you own a rental property in in Carlsbad, Encinitas, Oceanside, or anywhere in North County San Diego it’s critical to stay on top of new legislation that affects how you manage
IntroductionNot long ago, a homeowner in Encinitas contacted us after moving out of state. She wanted to rent her property quickly but wasn’t sure what rent to charge. So, like many landlords, she
