Category Archives: Granada Hills Property Management

Hire a property manager or DIY?  by Angela Young Owning and leasing a property can be a highly profitable venture, but money never comes easy, and renting out your investment can be challenging. Tenan ...

Tips on Improvements to Attract Tenants                                                               by Ray Cole A skilled professional can enhance the appearance of a rental property. Tenants freque ...

 Property Management and Tenant Screening  By Tracey March Tenant screening is the way you find quality renters, which are critical to your success as a property investor, manager and landlord. This a ...

Rental Credit Reports for Landlords Experian® is a trusted provider of a credit checks for rental screening and is the first and only CRA incorporating rental history data into credit reports. Leverag ...

The monthly bill that could save — or destroy — your credit score By Jonnelle Marte Rental payments are rarely tracked on credit reports, but some groups are trying to change that. One of the easiest ...

Setting and Collecting Rent  by Jordan Muela Rental income is the lifeblood of the landlord’s business. If the mechanisms are not put in place to bring in the right amount at the right time each month ...

Different Types of residential property management There are different types of rental property management . When one steps into this field, one must know these different categories and their uses. Br ...

Property Management Government Issued Real Estate Licenses & REALTOR® Membership Many states require a property management company to hold a real estate broker license, especially if the company i ...

The Four Key Kinds of Landlord Inspections 1.  Move-in Inspection – This inspection, of course, is conducted during the move-in process.  It must be conducted by the tenant and it must be documented.  ...

Why Tenant Screening Is Important Resource Centers: Tenant Screening What is the Purpose of Tenant Screening? It’s actually pretty straightforward – as a landlord, you should screen your residents for ...