San Francisco Bay Property Management Blog

More than 44 percent of landlords in the US manage their own rental properties instead of hiring someone to do the work. If you view your properties as a financial investment, you may not realize how much time they can take.Are you struggling to manage your real estate inves...

65% of households in San Francisco rent homes which makes it a great market for real estate investors. But if you’re a property owner, you might have noticed that being a landlord is a lot of work.Have you thought about what a property manager, San Francisco Bay can do for ...

The average rental price in the San Francisco Bay area is just over $2,000 a month. There is less than four percent of rental vacancy, so demand for rental properties is high in the area. Have you considered renting properties as a form of rental income? If you have, it'...

Around 46% of the population of San Francisco are renters. This translates to high demand for rental property in the area. While many people purposefully enter into the business of renting out property, there are plenty of accidental landlords that don’t.The challenges face...

Numerous issues come with the job of being a landlord. You've got repairs to make, documents to file, and tenants to communicate with. The whole process gets a lot more difficult when you have the wrong tenant on your property. A tenant background check gives you a clear...

If you're new to the world of real estate investing, then you're probably eager to find your feet and do some research into how it all works. Investing in real estate is a great way to make money. But as with any investing strategies, you need to have the know-how an...

Are you a brand new real estate investor in San Francisco? You may have noticed that real estate investing isn't the "passive income" that you thought it would be. Being a landlord, especially for multiple multi-family rental properties, is a lot of work. Have ...

How much do you know about security deposits? If you're brand new to becoming a landlord, the answer is likely "not enough." Sure, you know that you've paid them in the past when you were a renter, but what are they for, and what do you have to do with them?&nbs...

The latest census data shows that there are 122.8 million households that rent in the United States. A huge portion of these are rented by individuals or small business owners, and you may be interested in getting in on that market. Although managing a rental property can be a re...

While other industries struggled during the pandemic, housing markets stayed strong. Things like the shift to work-from-home, low interest rates, and a supply-constrained market all contributed to the solid performance of real estate.Perhaps you've looked into real estate inv...