Category Archives: West Hills Property Management

  Could Your Property Management Company Pass the Screening Process?   Property management articles frequently extol the benefits of effective resident screening for preserving property valu ...

The National Flood Insurance Program The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is aimed at reducing the impact of flooding on private and public structures. This is achieved by providing affordable ...

What Duties Does a Property Manager Take On? As the owner of an investment property, you may think that you can do it all yourself. After all, it is just about collecting right and finding tenants, ri ...

Should You Stay or Should You Go? Information for Sellers When agents are showing your home to a prospective buyer, sellers often wonder should they stay or should they go? Some reasons sellers want t ...

How to Avoid Liability for Mold in Rentals Keeping your rentals mold-free is one of the most important responsibilities a landlord has. Mold refers to many kinds of fungus that grow wherever there is ...

The Changing Role of Property Management Software By Clayton B. Cracklen Until two or three years ago, when fee managers and owners implemented property management software, it was the organization’s ...

Tax Rules for Hiring Resident Property Managers   Landlords who don’t want to do all the work themselves often hire a resident manager (also called an apartment manager) to handle the day-to-day ...

Should I Hire A Professional Property Manager? Protecting Your Investment By: Liz Moore   Like everyone else these days, I’m all about saving money.  But, one lesson that I’ve learned in business ...

Should you buy rental property near your home? I didn’t set out to own real estate in two states, but life takes funny turns. I bought a condominium in central New Jersey when I was single. When ...

10 Ways to Find a Good Renter If you own a house that you can’t sell and are thinking of renting it out, finding good tenants who will take care of your home is challenging — but essential. R ...