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As of now, California’s AB 2801 law is in effect, fundamentally changing the way landlords and tenants document rental property conditions. The law mandates clear photographic evidence at move-in, move-out, and before and after any repairs—placing new responsibilities on both landlords and tenants for security deposit. DepositProof: The Simple Solution to AB 2801 Compliance DepositProof was designed specifically to meet the needs of tenants, landlords, and inspection professionals navigating this new legislation. Our platform makes AB 2801 compliance effortless, ensuring your property documentation is secure, legally valid, and hassle-free. Why Choose DepositProof? DepositProof... Read more
Buying an investment property can set you up for financial freedom and success, but the wrong investment can do just the opposite, which can cause headaches. If you feel...
When most new investors think about getting into real estate, they picture buying a single-family home or maybe a small multifamily property. But with home prices...
Landlords have a range of options for renting out their properties, from long-term leases spanning months or years to short-term rentals lasting just days or...
Utility costs in multifamily properties continue to rise, making it increasingly important for property owners to find ways to manage expenses effectively. At the same...
Whether you own one or multiple rental properties, a power of attorney is a key component in your estate planning portfolio. Power of Attorney in General A Power of Attorney takes effect on its execution date, remains in effect if you become incompetent and financially incapable, and expires when you pass away. Alternatively, a Power of Attorney document can set forth an earlier date upon which the authority granted therein will terminate. Your Power of Attorney “Agent” Your “Agent” is the person designated in your Power of Attorney to manage your estate if you become incompetent or financially incapable. An Agent can be someone close to you, such as a spouse, child, or parent.... Read more
The lease is ending, and it’s time for both landlord and tenant to assess the space, checking for damage, worn-out features, and anything that might affect the...
In property management, some of the most important decisions are the ones made quietly, without fanfare, applause, or even acknowledgment. They’re the choices that...
In the 10 worst states to be a landlord, it can be tough between taxes, tenants who don’t live up to their lease agreements, maintenance woes, and the cost of...
Unit turnovers are a reality of rental property ownership—but that doesn’t mean they have to blow your budget. Whether you’re managing a single rental or a growing...
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