by Terri Alcala | Feb 11, 2015 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
Defining and identifying normal wear and tear is something that even the most experienced property manager can struggle with, but it’s important to understand the difference between wear and tear on a property and tenant damage. In California, you are permitted to...
by Terri Alcala | Jan 28, 2015 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
Today we are talking about some of the most common mistakes we see landlords make, and how to avoid them. Tenant Screening At Action Properties, we believe a thorough tenant screening is one of the most important things landlords can do to ensure their properties are...
by Terri Alcala | Jan 15, 2015 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
Before you begin advertising your property and screening potential tenants, you need to make sure your rental home is ready for the market. Today we are sharing a few ideas that will help you get your property looking good and ready to attract the best tenants....
by Terri Alcala | Nov 29, 2012 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
Owning property is the American dream and one we all strive for. Although buying new property is an exciting time for an investor, it can also be quite challenging. Not only is it a huge financial commitment, but a time consuming one as well. The process of finding a...
by Terri Alcala | Nov 13, 2012 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
Before investing in Roseville investment property, it’s important to understand how to properly calculate rental value. Determining the right amount to charge tenants isn’t easy and landlords don’t have the luxury of charging however much they want. There’s a lot to...
by Terri Alcala | Oct 31, 2012 | Owner Education, Roseville Property Management Education
As a landlord, when it comes to owning property, you want to be proactive. Don’t let anything fall by the wayside. Rental property is often a fantastic way to secure additional income; however, there is an inherent cost to owning property. To conserve a property’s...
