As we enter the cooler months the trend of lowering rents has already begun. Especially in this market I am seeing rents for all communities drop significantly over the last 30-45 days. Quality tenants are out there though they are harder to attract as rental inventories are up. Investors are placing foreclosed homes on the market which is continuing to challenge our traditional landlords. Good tenants are staying put instead of risking a move in a volatile economy--they seem concerned about their jobs and or their job incomes being reduced. Less people looking to rent in a large inventory market raises the importance of proper pricing and chasing every lead. The property will rent but the margin for error is slimming.
James Safonov
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Property Management Rentals and Maintenance in Sacramento, Yolo, Placer, and El Dorado Counties from offices located in Sacramento, Roseville, and Orangevale, CA We manage residential and commercial.
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Follow up to "squatters in rental property"
Rival communities benefit from Natomas Park excluding tenant access to Club
Poor economy compelling squatters to use rentals illegally in Sacramento
Winterize your rental--Temps below freezing in Natomas and Roseville.
Roseville rProperty Management better than ever
Club privileges revoked for tenants in Natomas Park
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