From Our Blog
Recently, I had the opportunity to defend one of my security deposit deductions in small claims court. While I have been managing property for more than 20 years, I don’t often find myself in court over security deposits. Most disagreements are resolved through communication and compromise. In this case, however, a former tenant sued over… Read More
These recommendations for the June 2, 2026 election reflect a political philosophy centered on property rights, economic growth, housing stability, and opposition to policies that landlords believe increase the cost and risk of operating rental housing in San Francisco. For many landlords, especially small property owners, these endorsements are not simply partisan choices — they… Read More
California continues to move toward increased regulation of the rental application process, with recent legislation and proposals aimed at making tenant screening more “fair” and accessible. While the intent may be to reduce costs and barriers for applicants, housing providers should be aware of the unintended consequences and growing risks these policies create. Recent changes,… Read More
A Long-Term Relationship Worth Investing In A tenant relationship can be one of the longest professional relationships you’ll have — sometimes lasting for years. That’s why it’s worth approaching tenant communication the way we approach any long-term partnership: with clarity, patience, and mutual respect. When tensions arise or misunderstandings occur, the key is not just… Read More