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Squatters Rights: Do They Have More Rights than Landlords?
...Contact an eviction attorney and start the eviction process. Depending on your County and State, the time frame for an eviction will vary greatly. In Riverside County, evictions take a...
Choosing the Best Tenant: Screening Process
...the prospective resident has had any evictions, foreclosures, judgments, etc. Applicants with evictions or judgments may not be ideal residents, it shows they have a history of not being a...
DIY Home Repairs vs Using Property Management Contractors
...rented his home in Corona, CA to a tenant for $2,000 a month and ended up in an eviction. This eviction cost Mark nearly $15,000 in time and loss of...
PM Companies: Real Property Management Vs Renters Warehouse
...plan. For a minimal monthly fee, you can pay for Eviction protection, like an insurance policy. Under this plan they would pay for an eviction up to $800 in the...
How Best to Manage Your Property: Professional VS Self Management
...now the 30th, and guess what no money….. now what? Well now, you must call an eviction attorney. Property Management Companies Can Deal with Uncomfortable Evictions Time to use our...
Landlord Insurance: Four Most Important Coverages
...be a fire or flood, it could be an eviction. People react differently when the pressure is on them, during a recent eviction the resident allowed their animals to poop...
How to Tell if You Have the Best Insurance Coverage
...with a client whose property was under eviction. This client has been with Management One for 32 years, and when I mentioned opening a claim with the insurance for the...
Squatters Right In California
...sleep on, congratulations, you have a "tenant." To get rid of this freeloader, you must go through the eviction process! Yep, court is in your future. There is also what...
New California Landlord Laws: What You Need to Know
...or posting of termination notices, such as a 3-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit. This change eliminates additional financial burdens on tenants facing potential eviction and encourages equitable treatment...
