Property Management Blog

By Robert MacGuire - Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Why Living in Pacific Beach is Not Just for College Students

Beach living is synonymous with San Diego living, and Pacific Beach is one of the area’s most popular and exciting waterfront locations. Despite historically being a common landing spot for nearby university students of San Diego State, University of San Diego and Universit...

By Robert MacGuire - Tuesday, February 4, 2020

Reasons to Call Kensington Home

If you are looking for an exciting community in mid-city San Diego, Kensington is the place you should call home.Situated in the hills south of Mission Valley, next to City Heights and Normal Heights, this historic area has experienced a cultural metamorphosis over recent years. ...

By Robert MacGuire - Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Living The San Diego Dream

The city limits of San Diego span from just south of the downtown area all the way up the interstate 15 to Escondido, about 30 miles north.There are many terrific neighborhoods, restaurants, and activities to be had throughout the massive city, giving residents a wide pallet of o...

By Robert MacGuire - Thursday, January 16, 2020

Love Living in North Park & University Heights

Old San Diego is getting a new school makeover in North Park and University Heights. This classic sector of northeast San Diego retains the charm its been associated with for the last 100 plus years (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/19/realestate/north-park-san-diego-the-rewards-o...

By Robert MacGuire - Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Get Ready for the Holidays with These Home and Safety Tips

This year we compiled a list of the many tips we have learned as, property managers, renters, homeowners and real estate professionals. Here is what we came up with. Make Your home smell like the holidays, without candles. Candles can be a major fire hazard and they set...

By Robert MacGuire - Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Be Prepared for Rain with These Tips from A Property Manager

Rain is in the forecast, make sure you are ready with these winter rain tips from a property manager. Check your gutters. Look around the property and see if the gutters appear to be in good condition. If there are trees near your gutters might need to be cleared. If you see...

By Robert MacGuire - Monday, October 28, 2019

What it’s like to move from Renter to homeowner

Most of us here at Income Property Advisors know a lot about home ownership even if only some of us have made the move into owning our own home. We are a company specializing in management of both residential and commercial property. We also are licensed residential and commercia...

By Robert MacGuire - Wednesday, February 20, 2019

How To Deal With Upset Tenants

It is inevitable that as a landlord or property manager you will come across upset tenants. We all want good customers service and its important we give our tenant the best costumer service possible while doing what is best for the property. Here are some tips to improve your cu...

By Robert MacGuire - Monday, September 11, 2017

The Southern California Real Estate Report Podcast Needs Interviews

Our first podcast is live. Check it out by searching iTunes “the Southern California Real Estate Report”.We are looking for Real Estate professionals to interview for the podcast. Everyone from office brokers to interior designers please reach out.Also, let us know wh...

By Robert MacGuire - Wednesday, July 19, 2017

What Does Alex Honnold’s Incredible Free Solo of El Capitan Have to do With Real Estate? It Has to...

On June 3rd Alex Honnold ascended the face of El Capitan's Freerider, a 3,000-foot rock face, with nothing but a bag of chalk, specialized climbing shoes and his own mental and physical strength. What he accomplished could be considered one of the greatest achievements in spo...