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You get the phone call (or even a text nowadays) that your resident wants to make improvements or alterations to your property.

We are proud of our use of technology here at Ultimate Property Management.

Whether you are the landlord or the resident, someone is required to pay the utility bills for the home. These tips are geared for the landlord because they do own the property and any improvements are their decision, however, as the resident that pays the utility bills, perhaps it wouldn’t hurt to discuss the following tips with your landlord. 

Perhaps you’ve been thinking that you want to rent out your home and get some income flowing your way. We hope the information below helps & you achieve that extra income.

Like the section in our Rental Agreement, your rental agreement should have a section that shows the Term of the agreement. It could be either fixed-term or month-to-month.

Boy, do we love our animals! The usual greeting at the front door because we are home melts our hearts. But what about the animals that are service dogs or emotional support animals, how does this work with your rental agreement?

So…perhaps you’ve decided to move out of your parents’ home, or move to a different area, or a smaller or even larger home. The question to consider is if you want to live alone or share the home? Consider this:

Usually, a landlord knows, and is accepting, that the resident of their home, will have invited guests, from time to time, but exactly how long can your guest stay over without causing any issues for you, the resident?

In California, most rental agreements require a security deposit.

Believe us, we know it takes more than one person or one skill to be a successful in any business. At Ultimate we are consistently updating and honing our skill set.