Category Archives: West Hills Property Management

 TARZANA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Landlord Basics: Hiring a Property Manager At some time, most landlords consider whether or not to hire a property manager. Perhaps your rental properties have expanded be ...

 NORTHRIDGE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   Rental and Property Deals through Property Management   The real benefit of owning property is getting maximum returns from it in terms of timely rentals fr ...

Questions About Services Provided and Fees Charged: What types of fees do you charge?- Most companies will charge a management fee. Ask how much their fee is. It will typically be between 4 and 10% of ...

 CHATSWORTH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Is any property management software free? Property management software is fast becoming an indispensable tool allowing property managers to record, consolidate, track a ...

 GRANADA HILLS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   What is Involved in Property Management? Having to manage a number of properties will include many administrative tasks, including the maintenance of the prop ...

 CANOGA PARK PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PROPERTY MANAGER? If you are searching for a property management company or an independent property manager make sure that you compare quo ...

7 Survival Tips for Renting Out Your Home Though the housing market has started to recover, many homeowners still may find their homes aren’t selling as quickly as anticipated. If your home is l ...

 TARZANA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   Eleven Key Attributes of a Good Property Manager Property Management is a career profession. The industry allows for employment growth, continual learning experienc ...

 ENCINO PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   Apartment Property Management Apartment property management is considered the managing of a multi-unit rental property and the residents or tenants that occupy it. T ...

Why should I use a property management company? You can use a property management company for any size property.   With smaller properties, it’s going to depend on your expertise. Remember ...