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According to the Society of Human Resource Management {SHRM} over 50 percent of the information presented on a resume by a job candidate may be false or misleading.  These are alarming statistics, and as the executive of your property management company, it continues to be increasingly important to understand the mindset of the job candidates…

Gasoline prices have plunged almost 90 cents a gallon since April 2014, and Americans are thrilled to be paying almost 25% less to fill up their tanks. Yet many in the mainstream media seem downright unhappy over this energy price windfall.

Do you want to:  Enhance profitability?

Banking Being a banker is a difficult post. If you lend out all your deposits there is no money left in the vault to honor normal withdrawal requests. If you don’t lend at all there is no income to provide for the bank’s operating expenses. The working solution is fractional banking, whereby the bank lends…

“The staff has not been trained in customer service— only in sales. Once you sign a lease, they are unresponsive and indifferent to their customers.” – Comment from anonymous resident.

Q:  My tenant is suing me in small claims court over her security deposit. What are some common reasons why tenants sue Landlords over the security deposit? Some of the more common reasons a tenant may sue a landlord include:

“My lawyer told me umbrella insurance is enough to protect me, so I don’t need an LLC.”  ~ An ill-advised Real Estate Investor

Question 1: My Oakland tenant has not paid the second half of the security deposit and a late fee from last month, all terms agreed to on the lease agreement. What are the legal steps I can take to collect? 

Question One: I am in the process of preparing a security deposit itemization. Is it legal to deduct for painting charges after a tenant moves out?  Also, how much can I charge for cleaning?

Since 2010, state agencies (EDD in California) have busted more illegal workers and their employers than during the previous 20 years before.  Most likely the surge in the enforcement of unlicensed contractor regulations was elevated to “front burner” status