by Sharevest Property Management | Mar 30, 2021 | Improve Investment Property Income, Owner Education, Rent Collection, Resident Management
As a landlord with a rental property in San Francisco, you’re probably looking for ways to increase the return on your investment. One way to do this is to increase your tenant’s rent. However, in San Francisco, there are certain laws and regulations in place. Before...
by Sharevest Property Management | Dec 30, 2020 | Improve Investment Property Income, Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Management Tips
Being a landlord in San Francisco is not an easy feat. After all, you’re running a business and want to turn a profit. That said, many new landlords don’t take their jobs as seriously as they should. Worse yet, they don’t educate themselves on how to be successful....
by Sharevest Property Management | Nov 30, 2020 | Leasing Tips, Tenant Education
Are you a property owner pondering over the importance of renter’s insurance? Many landlords require renters in San Francisco to carry this insurance for the benefit of both parties. We’re here to explain why you must have renters insurance and how it can help protect...
by Sharevest Property Management | Oct 30, 2020 | Improve Investment Property Income, Leasing Tips, Owner Education, Rent Collection, Resident Management
San Francisco is one of the most booming rental areas in the country. And when you’re placing a new tenant in your San Francisco County rental property, there’s a lot to think about. From lease agreements to move-in inspections and welcome packages to handing over the...
by Sharevest Property Management | Sep 30, 2020 | Improve Investment Property Income, Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Management Tips
Do you have a rental property that you’re self-managing? If so, it’s likely a lot of your free time is being spent on things like rent collection and maintenance requests. The last thing you want to do is spend all your time managing tenants that live in your rental....
