Tools + Guides
Owner Guide
A practical overview of leasing, screening, inspections, maintenance coordination, and owner reporting.
Rent vs. Sell Calculator
Compare selling vs holding your LA County home as a rental using realistic assumptions.
Client Guide
Questions to ask before hiring a manager and what to expect during onboarding.
RUBS Utility Billing
Learn how RUBS can help multifamily owners recover shared utility costs more fairly.
Latest Los Angeles County Landlord Articles
Short, practical articles to help you price confidently, stay organized, and run your rental with fewer surprises.
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Remote Landlords in Los Angeles County: What to Expect From a Property Manager
Many Los Angeles County landlords live far from their rental. Some are in another county, another state, or another country.…
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Condo Rentals in Los Angeles County: HOA Rules, Tenants, and What Landlords Forget
Condo rentals are everywhere in Los Angeles County. They can be excellent long term rentals, but they have a different…
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Property Management Fees in Los Angeles County: How to Compare Flat Fee vs Extra Charges
Most landlords compare property managers by percentage. It is a natural starting point, but it is also where many owners…
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Turnovers in Los Angeles County: The Rent Ready Checklist That Keeps Vacancies Short
Vacancy is expensive. In Los Angeles County, every extra week of downtime can wipe out the benefit of a rent…
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Eviction Prevention in Los Angeles County: What Good Landlords Do Early
Evictions are expensive anywhere. In Los Angeles County, they can also be slow and stressful because process requirements and tenant…
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Los Angeles County Rent Increases: A Practical Workflow Landlords Can Actually Follow
Rent increases in Los Angeles County are rarely difficult because of the math. They are difficult because the rules can…
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RUBS Utility Billing in Los Angeles County: A Practical Guide for Multifamily Owners
Shared utilities can be a major challenge in multifamily—especially in older buildings without individual submeters. When water, sewer, and trash…
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The Rental Property Deductions Checklist for Los Angeles County Landlords
Owning a rental can be a strong long‑term investment—but the expenses add up. Many costs tied to operating and maintaining…
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California Tenant Protection Laws: What Los Angeles County Landlords Should Know
California landlord‑tenant rules can feel complex—especially in large markets where statewide protections overlap with local city rules. This guide is…
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Client Guide to Choosing the Right Property Management Partner
Hiring a property management company is one of the highest-impact decisions you can make as a landlord. The right partner…
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Sell or Keep Your Home? How to Use a Rent vs Sell Calculator to Decide
If you’re debating whether to sell your home or keep it as a rental, both options can be smart—but they…
Legal Disclaimer: This does not constitute financial nor legal advice. The information presented here is for educational purposes only. Please consult a licensed accounting or legal professional before making decisions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you only work in Los Angeles County?
This site focuses on Los Angeles County. If you own property in another county, reach out and we’ll point you to the right regional team or partner.
Are these resources legal or tax advice?
No. These resources are educational. For legal or tax guidance, consult a qualified attorney or CPA.
Can you give me a rent estimate?
Yes. Use our free rent estimate tool or schedule a quick call and we’ll provide a realistic range based on your property and area.
Do you manage condos and HOA properties?
Yes. We manage homes and condos/townhomes, including HOA-managed communities common across LA County.
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