Owning a property as joint tenants can be an ideal solution for friends, family, or partners looking to share a home or investment. However, sometimes disagreements arise, leaving joint property owners at a crossroads, with one party wanting to move forward with a forced sale of property. In these cases,
Evicting a tenant in California involves understanding and following specific legal procedures to ensure a smooth and lawful process – especially when you are planning to keep the home. This guide outlines the three grueling steps to evict a tenant in California and then compares it to Osborne Homes‘ much
Dealing with problem tenants is an all-too-common challenge for landlords. The stress and financial strain of managing landlord tenant issues can quickly become overwhelming. In this article, we’ll explore the red flags that signal potential tenant troubles and reveal how to deal with problem tenants in the easiest way possible
Dealing with bad tenants who are bringing in constant noise complaints can be challenging for landlords. This situation affects tenant satisfaction and property reputation. Common issues include loud music and late-night gatherings, which require careful management to maintain a peaceful environment. In this article, we’ll discuss strategies to effectively handle
Many of the homeowners that come to us here at Osborne Homes have big problems on their hands and have heard we could help— and we can and will. Some of these homeowners aren’t sure what to do about their bad tenants. Others have an even more awkward situation— squatters.
Being a landlord in California can be time consuming and mentally draining – when you’re facing such situations you might ask yourself if it’s worth it and oftentimes it’s not. Here are the top reasons California landlords sell their rental properties: Financial issues Being a landlord can be financially demanding,
So you’ve decided that being a landlord isn’t right for you, or it’s not profitable enough – that’s okay! In this article we’ll explain the entire process of selling a tenant occupied home in California. Types of Real Estate Sales for Tenant Occupied Homes Before selling your rental property that’s
A rental property can be a great source of passive income, but the time may arrive when it’s outlasted its benefit. Maybe you’re retiring, have family or financial issues, or perhaps you’re simply tired of being a landlord. But selling investment property with tenants in residence is not as easy
Owning and managing rental properties and the tenants who live there isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be, whether your properties are multi-family units or single-family homes. The properties themselves require regular upkeep and renters often need constant attention. And, sometimes, the passive income you get from a property
When you’re a California landlord selling a rental property, capital gains taxes are one of the many costs that might keep you up at night. Of course, you’ll also have to get the property ready for sale—even minor repairs can add up to a pretty penny. Plus, you can expect
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