Technology Meets Safety: Exploring High-Tech Ways to Upgrade Property Security
Despite a citywide drop in violent crime in 2023, property crime climbed 3.5% over the prior year, according to a Los Angeles Police Department report. While officials... Read more.
Managing Large-Scale Storage Needs for Properties
When managing a property, large-scale storage can often become a significant challenge. Whether dealing with extensive inventory, seasonal items, or valuable assets,... Read more.
Eco-Friendly Practices That Can Save Property Owners Money
This article was originally published in Forbes on 8/1/2024 Several years ago, we were selected to manage a commercial property and oversee its soil contamination... Read more.
Relocation Services for High-Turnover Properties
High-turnover properties, such as student housing and corporate apartments, especially in high-demand places like California, face unique challenges requiring... Read more.
Case Study: How One Owner Profited by Remodeling During a Major Vacancy
The Challenge Architect and commercial property owner Eric Luk had a decision to make. His five-building commercial complex West Main Place Medical and Professional... Read more.
East Coast vs. West Coast Rentals: A Property Investor’s Guide
Starting real estate investing is thrilling but can be a lot to take in, especially when looking at the East Coast vs. West Coast. Each area has its pros and cons,... Read more.
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... Read more.
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... Read more.
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... Read more.
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... Read more.
