Posts Tagged ‘Long Term Rentals’
How 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 MoreCalifornia Security Deposit Laws 2025: What Riverside CA Rental Property Investors Must Know
California Security Deposit Laws 2025: What Riverside Rental Property Investors Must Know By Brian Bean, Dream Big Property Management If you’re charging outgoing residents for repairs on your Riverside rental property, you better make sure you’re following California’s new laws — or you could be in serious legal trouble. As a rental home advocate…
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…
Read MoreThe Hidden Benefits of Having a Great Resident in Your Riverside, CA, Rental Home
The Hidden Benefits of Having a Great Resident | Riverside & Inland Empire Property Management Tips When it comes to managing a rental property in Riverside or anywhere in the Inland Empire, most people focus on the obvious factors: location, rental rates, and property upgrades. But there’s a hidden driver of success that often…
Read MoreWhy Rental Home Investment in Riverside CA Beats Wall Street Mayhem
Why Rental Home Investment in Riverside CA Beats Wall Street Mayhem By Brian Bean | Dream Big Property Management | Inland Empire Property Manager It’s been a wild couple of weeks on Wall Street. Stock prices plummeted, then recovered, rinse and repeat. Retirement accounts took a hit. And a lot of people were left feeling…
Read MoreThe 5 Profit Centers of Rental Homes
When talking about rental homes, most people focus on the two most common financial measures: Cash flow and appreciation. But did you know there are actually FIVE profit centers in residential rental properties? And they all can help investors build generational wealth for themselves and their families: APPRECIATION: In California, we are all aware…
Read MoreRiverside, CA, Among Most Attractive Cities for U.S. Renters
The City of Riverside is now among the most desirable for renters, in the wake of increased home prices and elevated mortgage rates, according to a recent report. RentCafe, a nationwide apartment-search website, measured the most popular cities in the country for renters in November and found that two California cities leaped into the top…
Read MoreRental Housing Platforms, Several States Join Biden Administration Efforts to Tackle Rental Housing ‘Junk Fees’
Several of the largest rental housing platforms and state governments have taken steps to rein in excessive, surprise fees being charged to tenants, after the Biden Administration and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in March issues demands for more transparency.
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