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Property buy/sell decisions; market rent analysis; cost control/profit improvement; property management procedures; real estate portfolio management; wills, estates & trusts (preparing to leave real estate to heirs, disposition of inherited real estate); real estate finance
Over five years specializing in services to investors and estates.
BS in Business Administration; MBA; Licensed California real estate broker
, member - National Association of Realtors, California Association of Realtors, Silicon Valley Association of Realtors
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I have no experience with Section 8 housing management, as my clients have never wanted to take the risk of dealing with that government program. I have provided consulting and property management services
In short, yes. If the unit is really as bad as you say, you should be able to break your lease and move out as soon as possible. With all those problems and the attitude of the manager, I doubt the unit
Hi Kathleen, I'm not sure what the rules are in LA. In California, it's common for a tenant to go after whoever is on the rental contract. In my business as a manager-for-hire, sometimes the tenant
Landlords usually rely on credit reports as evidence that you pay your bills on time because there is no other system readily available to document to show this. Having good credit is an indicator of
I don't know of any web site that tracks that information. I would start with the city planning department in the city where you are interested, then perhaps the state housing office and the federal Housing
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