Tenant Communication: How Professional Property Managers Keep Things Peaceful “Great tenant relationships don’t happen by accident. Here’s how a skilled property manager turns conflict into cooperation — and helps protect your property and peace of mind.” Tenant Communication sits at the core of reliable rental performance — but it’s often the first thing to suffer […]
Author Archives: John Muirhead
Full-Service Property Management, Property Management
What Landlords Should Know About Full-Service Property Management
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Nov
Nov
Full-Service Property Management Essentials Landlords Must Know Thinking about hiring a property manager, but unsure what full-service property management actually includes? At West Point Property Management, we get this question all the time — so here’s everything landlords should know, straight from the team behind Orange County’s trusted property management services. Before choosing who to […]
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Oct
Oct
Top 5 Mistakes New Los Angeles Landlords Make (And How Westpoint Helps You Avoid Them) Choosing the wrong property manager in Huntington Beach can drain your income, frustrate tenants, and damage your investment. The right property manager protects your rental with local experience, clear communication, and proven systems—exactly what we provide at West Point Property […]
Property Management, Property Management Company
5 Signs You Need to Hire a Property Management Company Near You
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Oct
Oct
Why a Property Management Company Near You Solves Landlord Stress Late-night calls, rising costs, and tenant issues signal it’s time to bring in a property management company near you. Reliable support makes the difference between staying afloat and burning out — and it’s why the best property management companies are trusted to step in before […]
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Oct
Oct
What California’s New AB-628 Bill Means for Landlords and Tenants in 2026 Starting January 1, 2026, a new California law (AB-628) will redefine what makes a rental property livable—and it directly impacts both landlords and tenants. If you’re working with a property management company in California, especially in areas like Huntington Beach, this is a […]
Property Management, Property Management Company, Property Managers
What Sets the Best Property Management Companies Apart?
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Sep
Sep
Top Qualities That Make the Best Property Management Companies Stand Out Not all property management companies operate with the same level of professionalism or efficiency. If you’re weighing your options, it’s worth knowing what actually sets the top performers apart. A well-run rental doesn’t happen by chance—it’s the result of strong systems, local experience, and […]
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Sep
Sep
Why Self-Managing a Rental Property Can Cost More Than You Think Think self-managing your rental is saving you money? Let’s unpack the real cost behind that assumption. Whether you own one or several units in Huntington Beach, managing a rental property yourself may seem like a smart, cost-effective move—but the numbers often tell a different […]
Property Inspection, Property Management
Understand Property Inspections in LA Before You Move Into Your First Home
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Aug
Aug
What to Expect in a Property Inspection: A Guide for First-Time Tenants in LA Moving into your first rental in Los Angeles? A property inspection is one of the first steps you’ll go through—before you unpack boxes and again when it’s time to move out. When you’re working with West Point Property Management, the process […]
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Aug
Aug
Top 5 Mistakes New Los Angeles Landlords Make (And How Westpoint Helps You Avoid Them) Being a landlord in Los Angeles can be rewarding—but only when done right. Many people step into the role expecting passive income, only to find themselves dealing with late rent, legal trouble, or vacant properties. Los Angeles landlords quickly realize […]
Property Management, Tenant Management
How Professional Property Management Reduces Tenant Turnover in LA
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Jul
Jul
Reducing Tenant Turnover in LA Through Professional Property Management In Los Angeles, tenant turnover isn’t just inconvenient—it’s expensive. Every vacancy leads to lost rent, cleaning expenses, repair work, and the ongoing challenge of marketing and screening new applicants. Most landlords underestimate how quickly these costs add up, often exceeding $4,000 per unit on an annual […]