A San Diego Landlord’s Guide to Late Rent Notices
Are you writing a late rent notice that adheres to all California regulations? We’re sharing tips and a free template to help ensure your rent is paid on time.
Are you writing a late rent notice that adheres to all California regulations? We’re sharing tips and a free template to help ensure your rent is paid on time.
Landlords often aren’t sure what they can charge vacating tenants for. We’re here to answer the most common questions we get about security deposits.
California’s Balcony Inspection Laws should be on your radar if you own a building with three or more units and elevated exterior elements over six feet.
Dealing with asbestos is one of the most stressful challenges for housing providers. We often get asbestos abatement issues that come up and educating owners on the laws is an challenging part of our job.
Learn the importance of tenant move-out checklists, and how to effectively use a MIMO checklist as a San Diego landlord.
While many laws protect landlords, they are also prohibited from taking certain actions. We’re unpacking all the things that landlords cannot do in California.
When it comes to rental property repairs, the responsibility burden between landlord and tenant can quickly lead to a finger-pointing battle. In this blog post, we cover everything you need to know about landlord vs. tenant responsibilities for your rental. With proper understanding, repairs and maintenance issues can be addressed quickly and efficiently.
If you receive rental income from one or more rental properties, then you may qualify for rental property deductions when filing taxes. Download our free PDF checklist to get organized for tax season.
One of the most crucial aspects of home maintenance is knowing when it’s time to replace your roof. It’s a decision that requires careful consideration and often prompts numerous questions from homeowners. In our quest to demystify this critical aspect, let’s delve into the nuances of determining the opportune moment for a roof replacement.
As a leader in property management, Good Life has been closely observing the California home insurance crisis over the past few years.