When you want to rent out commercial property, you’ll find that it’s a bit more complicated than renting out a residential unit.
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What Do The Best Commercial Property Managers Do in Los Angeles?
Managing a commercial property is a lot different than managing a residential property or a multi-unit building. At Los Angeles Property Management Group, we have a leasing agent who is dedicated to our commercial properties. If you’re wondering why you might need professional property management for your commercial space, there are a few specific things […]
How to Improve the Curb Appeal of Your Los Angeles Residential Investment Property
First impressions are always important, and that’s why having maximum curb appeal is critical for your residential investment property in Los Angeles. Whether you are renting out a single-family residence or a multi-family building, the outside of that property will help swing prospective tenants your way if the outside of your property is appealing. Simply […]
Your Tenant Stopped Paying Rent – What Next? Advice for Your Los Angeles Investment
When you’re placing a tenant in your property, you’re looking for someone who will take care of the home, pay rent on time, and follow the terms of your lease agreement. One of the best ways to avoid evictions and late-paying tenants is with thorough tenant screening. However, sometimes even the best tenants have financial […]
Should You Require Renter’s Insurance? Property Management in Los Angeles
Renter’s insurance is an affordable way for tenants to protect themselves and their belongings while living in your property. If you’re a landlord in California, you should include the requirement in your lease contract that your tenants buy and maintain a renter’s insurance policy for the term of the lease.
Do I Need Landlord Insurance? Los Angeles Property Management Advice
Homeowners who decide to move out of their property and rent it out to tenants need to switch their insurance policies. A homeowner’s insurance policy only covers you when you are the owner and occupant of a home. Once you move out of the property and turn it into an income-producing business, you need to
