Waitlist Only – Seminar on Understanding California’s Newest Housing Laws For 2020
— Update (Jan. 20, 2020): This seminar is now full. We are accepting names for the waitlist in the event of a cancellation. If you are interested, please click HERE to sign up. — The Rules Have Changed For Rental Properties in 2020 Join Us For a FREE Comprehensive Course on the New Housing…
Read MoreWood Paneling in Your Rental is Not as Ugly as You Think
As a rental property owner, you’re probably looking ahead to 2020 and thinking about making some changes to your property. Perhaps it’s time to give your property’s interiors a face lift. While a good ‘ole coat of paint always looks nice, some owners are revamping their walls with — gasp!— wood paneling. We know know…
Read More4 Reasons Why Renting Out Your First Home is a Good Idea
It’s common for nervous first-time homeowners to ask themselves if buying a home will be a wise investment. The truth is, if you’re worried about your financial future and fear you may regret buying the property — you may want to consider making your first home an investment property. By leveraging your property to earn…
Read MoreBuying an Investment Property? Don’t Let Rental Rates Be a Determining Factor
Here’s the thing about rental rates: Not only do they severely limit your buying options, they can distort a property’s true potential. Taking a holistic view of a potential property is the only way to understand its real value. Here’s why. Factors of a Profitable Rental Rates aside, there are some other important factors that…
Read MoreAbandoned Property: What’s a Landlord to Do?
It doesn’t happen often, but when it does, boy, it can be a real headache. What’s a landlord to do when a tenant moves out and leaves personal belongings behind? We’re not talking about trash or a tube of lipstick. We’re talking about stuff like furniture, electronics, and clothing. Abandoned property poses a real problem…
Read MoreRent Increase in South Bay and Long Beach
Rental price has a direct impact on the quality of tenants that are placed in a unit. Well-qualified tenants know they will be approved at any available property for which they apply. They aren’t going to waste their time with properties that are priced too high. The tenants who are willing to pay more are…
Read More3 Reasons Why Our Tenants Are So Eager to Renew Their Lease
At Harbor Property Management, we spend a lot of time vetting and screening potential renters. After all, we want good quality tenants to lease from our owners. Not only that, we want these quality tenants to stick around. Lease renewals are great for both the renter and the property owner. For the renter, he or…
Read MoreWhy Can’t I Manage My Property On My Own?
You own it. What could be so hard about managing your own rental property? You’ve probably been taking care of your own home for years — mowing the lawn, making small repairs, cleaning and installing upgrades. So, why can’t you manage your rental yourself? As professional property managers in greater Los Angeles we tell owners…
Read More3 Inexpensive Ways to Make People Want to Rent From You
The rental business can be tough — especially when you can’t find renters between occupancies. Is your property sitting vacant for too long between rental cycles? Do people walk out of your showings with a look of disgust on their faces? If so, your property could use a makeover. We’re not talking about a major…
Read MoreLifting the Renter Experience to a Whole New Level
One of our top goals at Harbor Property Management (aside from making money for our owners) is to provide excellent customer service for tenants. But really, while delivering service is important, the experience is also just as critical. If you think about it — it’s the memory of receiving the service that leaves a lasting impact. Harbor relies…
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