Originally published in Forbes on Nov. 12, 2021 By Kyle Crown Commercial property managers conduct business in the present tense. Most of our work has to do with reacting to the needs of property owners in real time. However, as a commercial property owner with the benefit of a property manager at your disposal, you should […]
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How to Handle Subletting and Roommate Changes in Rentals
As a landlord, navigating subletting and roommate changes in rentals can be challenging, but also an opportunity to maintain a positive landlord-tenant relationship while ensuring the property remains well-maintained and profitable. Understanding the legalities, setting clear guidelines, and fostering open communication are key to effectively managing these situations. This guide will explore practical tips and […]
6 Reasons Santa Monica is the Perfect Place for a Rental
6 Reasons Santa Monica is the Perfect Place for a Rental Becoming a landlord is not easy for a whole host of reasons. You need to worry about finding the right property and financing it. Furthermore, you even need to worry about the speed at which you can start drawing in tenants. This makes finding […]
Navigating Legal Issues With Your Property
This article was published in Forbes on April 30th, 2024. by David Crown Over the course of my 30 years in property management throughout the Los Angeles area, I’ve seen plenty of tenant-landlord relationships turn sour and end up in the courtroom. We’ve had luxury properties turned into party houses by reckless tenants. We’ve had […]
Tips on Creating a Welcoming Environment for New Tenants
Creating a welcoming environment for new tenants is essential in today’s competitive rental market. As property management responsibilities grow, ensuring tenants feel at home from day one can significantly boost their satisfaction and retention. Happy tenants are more likely to renew their leases, reducing turnover and the associated costs. It’s a straightforward strategy: make a […]
Why Your Property Manager Should Be Your First Port of Call When Something Goes Wrong With Your Property
There can be many downsides to renting, but one of the major upsides is that, if something goes wrong, it’s usually your property manager who will be responsible for resolving it. This means that if a pipe bursts, this isn’t something you need to spend time or money resolving. There are many occasions when […]
