Property Management Blog

At PURE Property Management, we spend a lot of time taking care of properties whether they are vacant or occupied. We work with investors, landlords, neighbors, residents, family members, and all sorts of community partners.

At PURE Property Management, our talented team of staff members work with investors, residents, and bizarre situations every day. We spend a lot of time telling landlords who might work with us what we can do to manage your property better and provide an improved rental experience for all parties.

Vacancies in a rental property are expensive and stressful. When your property is unoccupied, it means you aren’t earning any rental income. It also means your property is at risk for undetected maintenance issues because no one is in it to notice or take care of things.

We’ve never met a landlord who enjoys evicting a resident. It’s an unpleasant process for everyone, but it’s also unavoidable on occasion. If you have a resident who isn’t paying rent, you need to be prepared to evict. Today, we’re explaining the process.

Replacing things in your property like carpeting, paint, and HVAC systems can be expensive. However, as a property investor, you’re responsible for these things unless you can prove that a resident caused damage to them. When you’re handling your wear and tear items, it’s helpful to know how many years your systems and appliances will be of use to you.

We know that property damage is a major concern for the property investors and landlords we work with. Renting out a property always comes with risk, but no one wants to deal with the damage that can be left behind by a bad resident.

Deciding to hire a professional property management company to care for your investment property is a smart first step to a successful rental experience. The next step is choosing the right company. There are some important questions you should always ask a potential property manager before signing a management contract.

Whether you own one property or an entire portfolio, you know how profitable real estate investments can be. While they are good at helping you build wealth, one small mistake can put you and your investments in jeopardy. Today, we’re talking about the risk and liability that rental property investors are exposed to, and how to protect yourself against claims, disputes, and lawsuits.

If you’re investing in a property for the first time, there are a few things you need to know. The California market is unique, and we’re here to help you get started.