The Summer Test: What Makes Rental Properties Truly Low-Stress For Owners
Summer has a funny way of revealing whether your rental property is helping you enjoy life—or quietly ruining it.
If you’re spending the summer coordinating vendors from a beach chair, answering tenant texts during a family barbecue, or checking your phone every hour while on vacation, your property may be producing income, but it’s probably not producing much peace of mind.
Burbank Rental Market Report: How the Entertainment Industry Benefits Landlords
Key Takeaways Burbank’s rental market has characteristics that set it apart from many other communities in Los Angeles County. A strong employment base, consistent housing demand, and a desirable location continue to make the city an attractive place for renters seeking convenient access to work and everyday amenities. Los Angeles Property Management Group prepared this […]
How to Price Your Pasadena Rental Property to Attract Tenants Fast
Key Takeaways The rental price you choose before listing your property shapes everything that follows, from the number of inquiries you receive to the quality of applicants and the length of your vacancy. An asking rent that reflects current demand encourages stronger interest early in the marketing process, while an unrealistic price can leave a […]
Leasing Your Pasadena Single-Family Rental: What Investors Need to Know
Key Takeaways Leasing a single-family rental in Pasadena is about more than finding a resident. Proper preparation, accurate pricing, and ongoing management all play an important role in protecting your investment and maximizing long-term returns. In this guide, Los Angeles Property Management Group shares what rental property owners should know before leasing their home, from […]
Glendale Rental Market Report: What Landlords Need to Know in 2025–2026
It can be hard to know what your Glendale rental property will look like over a few years. Los Angeles Property Management shares how here.
Strong Personalities In Family Business: The Fine Line Between Leadership And Chaos
In family-owned real estate portfolios, not every decision gets made around a polished conference table. Sometimes it happens over dinner, during a heated phone call or five minutes before someone has to leave for a kid’s soccer game. That’s just reality—and sometimes it can lead to heated moments or a power imbalance.
So, what happens when strong personalities inside the family start taking over the steering, with the other members left in the back seat? After decades in property management, I’ve seen a little bit of everything. Here are some common scenarios and how to handle them.