It’s time consuming and frustrating to respond to issues like dripping faucets, rotting grout, door seals that aren’t sealed and rust around the water tank. However, those routine home maintenance issues are needed if you want to effectively protect the condition of your Santa Rosa rental property.
Few things are more frustrating for a landlord or investor than a Santa Rosa rental property that isn’t renting. The longer your property is vacant, the more money you’ll lose.
To ensure a successful start to your investment career, we’re sharing seven points that you’ll want to consider before you close the deal and buy the property.
This is an excellent time for real estate investors to be thinking about growing their investment portfolios. Whether you want to maximize what you can earn with the properties you already own or you’re interested in acquiring new properties to grow your portfolio, a Santa Rosa property management team can be invaluable as you increase the size and strength of your real estate portfolio.
Graduate of Empire Business School, Santa Rosa in 1998 with an AA degree in Office Administration. Lorena has over 30 years of experience in office administration. From the California State Legislature to North Bay Realtors Association and most recently with Sue Carrell & Associates.