The Ups And Downs of Subsidized Housing
As a landlord, you’ve heard the horror stories and we’re all to familiar with the stereotypes. We want to tell you, it’s not what you think.
Month: September 2014
The Credit Crunch Continues to Mean More Renters
Many Millennials are reframing the idea of renting as freedom to follow their dream jobs, and putting that down payment toward something else.
Toxic Mold and Legal Liability: What Landlords Need to Know
Mold & Liability In 1997, Darren and Marcie Mazza rented a unit at Partridge Point Apartments in Sacramento, CA. There they lived without incident until 2000, when they and their 8-year old son began to experience a number of health problems. The Mazza’s wondered if those problems were related to water coming through a vent from a …
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Pet-Friendly Rentals: Boon or Bane for Property Managers?
Pros & Cons of Allowing Restricted Pets According to the ASPCA, there are between 70 and 80 million dogs and between 74 and 96 million cats in the United States. Between 37 and 48% of every American home has a dog, and 30 to 37% have a cat. The numbers don’t lie: people like their pets. And …
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