EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
August 17, 2021
Author - Tammy McNaught
Compare AB 1482 with San Francisco rent control, see which cap applies by property type, and understand the impact on underwriting and rent-growth assumptions.
See how NOI, DSCR, debt yield, LTV, vacancy, expenses, and reporting shape multifamily refinancing, and what property managers can influence.
California resident manager rules for 16+ unit SF buildings, including 2026 lodging credits, wage requirements, records, and termination risks.
A tenant move-out can be one of the most challenging parts of managing a rental property. There are keys to collect, inspections to complete, potential repairs to identify, security deposits to process, and a new tenant to prepare for. When expectations are unclear or important steps are left until the last minute, even a relatively straightforward move-out can become unnecessarily complicated. The good news is that many common move-out issues can be reduced with a clear, consistent process. For San Francisco landlords, a well-managed move-out is about more than ending one tenancy. It can help protect the condition of the property, reduce disputes, streamline turnover, and prepare the unit for its next resident. Here are five ways landlords can create a smoother move-out process.
