Posts Tagged ‘California Landlord Tips’
Service Guarantees That Reduce Rental Property Investment Risk
Service Guarantees That Reduce Rental Property Investment Risk Published by Brian Bean, Dream Big Property Management Rental property investments come with a lot of risks, and they scare away many potential investors. But all of these risks are manageable if you have the right person running the show. Today we’re diving into service guarantees and…
Read MoreCalifornia Property Management Law Changes – Mid-Year 2025 Update
California MidYear Property Management Laws: AB 2801 & SB 611 Changes for Inland Empire Investors By Brian Bean Three significant property management laws recently took effect in California. And if you haven’t already put your new processes and policies in place, now’s the time. New Rules on Charging for Tenant Damages: AB 2801 First up,…
Read MoreInland Empire Rental Market Mid-Year 2025 Report
Inland Empire Rental Market Defies National Trends – Mid-Year 2025 Analysis | Dream Big Property Management The Inland Empire Rental Market is Resilient – But You Have to Look Deeper at the Numbers The rental property market might be slowing across the United States, but many Inland Empire cities continue to show remarkable resilience.…
Read MoreStop Bidding Yourself into Higher Repair Costs: Why Multiple Quotes Cost Inland Empire Property Investors More Money
Stop Bidding Yourself into Higher Repair Costs: Why Multiple Quotes Cost Inland Empire Property Investors More Money This is the last piece of our four-part Maintenance Mastery Series Many rental property owners across the Inland Empire think they’re being financially savvy by requesting multiple quotes for every repair. After all, competition drives down prices, right?…
Read MoreInland Empire Rent Increases: How the New 2025 Caps Affect YOUR Property
Inland Empire Rent Increases: How the New 2025 Caps Affect YOUR Property By Brian Bean, Dream Big Property Management The ceiling on rent increases drops in August in the Inland Empire – good news for tenants, but maybe not so much for rental property owners. But before you panic, California’s rent control doesn’t apply to…
Read MoreCan You Enter Your Own Rental Property in California? Yes, But Here’s How to Avoid $2,000+ Penalties
Can You Enter Your Own Rental Property in California? Yes, But Here’s How to Avoid $2,000+ Penalties Can you walk into your own rental property whenever you want? As a Riverside investor, you might think owning the property gives you unlimited access. But here’s the reality that could save you thousands in legal penalties: the…
Read MoreHow Much Notice Do You Need to Give a Resident to Move Out in California?
Some California landlords must pay Relocation Assistance when they ask a renter to move out. Are you on that list? How Much Notice Do You Need to Give a Resident to Move Out in California? The Question Every Inland Empire Investor Asks: “How much notice do I need to give my resident to move…
Read MoreHow Much Can You Legally Raise Rent in Riverside, California — and Why You Should
How Much Can You Legally Raise Rent in Riverside, California — and Why You Should If you’re a mom-and-pop or “accidental” landlord in Riverside or anywhere in the Inland Empire of California, you’ve probably wondered: “How much can I raise the rent on my property?” But the more important question is: …
Read MoreYour Mindset May be Costing You More Than You Think on Your Riverside, CA, Rental Property
Your Mindset May be Costing You More Than You Think on Your Riverside, CA, Rental Property How to Make Your Rental Property More Profitable: It Starts with One Mindset Shift By Brian Bean Dream Big Property Management | Riverside, CA If you own a rental property in Riverside or anywhere in the Inland Empire, you’ve…
Read MoreHow to Screen Rental Residents the Right Way in Riverside, California (2025 Guide)
How to Screen Rental Residents the Right Way in Riverside, California (2025 Guide) By Brian Bean | Dream Big Property Management If you own a rental property in Southern California, resident screening is the single most important step you can take to protect your investment. It directly impacts your income, your property’s condition, and your…
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