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At Tranquility Property Management, we believe long-term, stable tenancies benefit everyone: property owners, residents, and the neighborhoods we serve across San Diego County. Our approach to rent increases is designed to be fair, consistent, and to balance tenant retention with the financial health of your investment property. Whether you own a single-family home or a multi-unit rental, our team helps you navigate the complexities of San Diego rental market trends with transparency and care.
In our last post, we discussed the general rules around deductions and the importance of documentation. Here, we're taking a closer look at one of the most misunderstood aspects of the process: defining "wear and tear" and how it affects what can–and can't–be deducted after a tenant moves out. Here's what every landlord needs to know:
Serious About Property Management (Not So Much About Ourselves)
Rescue House & La Mesa National Little League
As a California landlord, understanding security deposit laws is key to maintaining a successful rental property and avoiding tenant disputes. With recent changes to California Civil Code and new photo documentation requirements, now is a great time to revisit what landlords need to know about security deposits. In this blog, we’ll break down some of the most frequently asked questions and new regulations taking effect.
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We are overjoyed to announce the incredible success of our recent fundraiser for Mama’s Kitchen, a cherished San Diego nonprofit. Thanks to the generosity of our amazing community, we raised an impressive $7,000—and with a matching program, that total will be doubled to $14,000!
Celebrating Community and Compassion at the GMIA Walk Up
Tranquility Property Management had the pleasure of participating in one of our favorite local traditions—the Grossmont Mt. Helix Improvement Association’s (GMIA) annual Walk Up to Mt. Helix. This beloved event brought together neighbors, friends, and furry companions for a scenic stroll to the summit of Mt. Helix, all in the spirit of community and support for some incredible organizations.
Starting at the fire station lot on Vivera Drive in La Mesa, the morning was filled with camaraderie as walkers of all ages gathered to enjoy the fresh air and stunning views. But this year’s event was extra special, as it also marked the inauguration of Mt. Helix’s new mayor—Addie!
Welcoming Mayor Addie
The mayoral race leading up to this event was nothing short of heartwarming. As you might remember from our blog about the Mayor of Mt. Helix 2024 campaign, the mayoral competition is more than a fun community initiative—it’s a charitable effort to raise fun
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At Tranquility Property Management, we believe long-term, stable tenancies benefit everyone: property owners, residents, and the neighborhoods we serve across San Diego County. Our approach to rent increases is designed to be fair, consistent, and to balance tenant retention with the financial health of your investment property. Whether you own a single-family home or a multi-unit rental, our team helps you navigate the complexities of San Diego rental market trends with transparency and care.
In our last post, we discussed the general rules around deductions and the importance of documentation. Here, we're taking a closer look at one of the most misunderstood aspects of the process: defining "wear and tear" and how it affects what can–and can't–be deducted after a tenant moves out. Here's what every landlord needs to know:
Serious About Property Management (Not So Much About Ourselves)
Rescue House & La Mesa National Little League
As a California landlord, understanding security deposit laws is key to maintaining a successful rental property and avoiding tenant disputes. With recent changes to California Civil Code and new photo documentation requirements, now is a great time to revisit what landlords need to know about security deposits. In this blog, we’ll break down some of the most frequently asked questions and new regulations taking effect.
