Category Archives: West Hills Property Management

It’s Tough To Afford To Be A Renter These Days  by Marc Courtenay Housing affordability isn’t looking too promising as 2014 begins. If you listen to the National Association of Realtors the opportunit ...

How to Hire the Best Property Manager for Your Single-Family Rentals   Hiring the right property manager is important for protecting your investment and achieving reduced vacancy time and maximiz ...

Steps you should never skip when screening potential tenants BY COPLEY BROER Key Takeaways Check your local and federal laws to make sure that none of the information you are gathering will contradict ...

Benefits of Hiring a Property Management Company By Jennifer Maughan Some property owners either know deep inside or find out after several unsuccessful stints with tenants that they are not meant to ...

Property Management Responsibilities and Representations  by Jordan Muela   While contracts can range in size from 3-10 pages, 5-6 is average. Some are comprehensive, while others are very basic. Whil ...

Online Fraud Has Property Managers Worried DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS The increase in online rental applications has prompted more property managers to become concerned over identity theft and online frau ...

Tenant Screening – Applicant Screening Tenant Screening is the process of evaluating potential renters for available apartment units.  Also known as Applicant Screening and Resident Screening, this pr ...

Tips for picking a property manager By Mike Park Rental properties offer an excellent addition to an investment portfolio. But the return on these investments depends on both the physical upkeep and f ...

Why you should hire a professional property manager   I came across this interesting article on Linkedin presented by Rentalcluster.com. It speaks directly to the tenant regarding the professiona ...

How To Find A Property Manager While it is possible to manage your own rental properties by yourself, hiring someone else to do it for you is something to consider. As many of my readers noted, it is ...