Frequently Asked Questions

Engaging in property leasing and subsequent subleasing for purposes such as residential care, Airbnb, and shared housing is entirely lawful. Our operations strictly adhere to all applicable laws at the state, county, and city levels to ensure compliance.

Our organization assumes responsibility for all routine maintenance activities for the property. We maintain a dedicated in-house maintenance team and carry comprehensive insurance coverage. Furthermore, it is mandatory for our business partners to not only possess in-house maintenance capabilities but also to secure renters' insurance.

In the majority of instances, we are capable of offering rental payments that exceed the prevailing market rate, thereby providing an advantageous financial proposition for property owners.

Our collaboration extends across a diverse spectrum of partners within the shared housing industry, including group homes, elderly care facilities, and veteran housing. We exclusively partner with organizations that are not only reputable but also adhere to the highest operational standards, duly licensed, and fully insured.

The leasing arrangement, inclusive of the provision for sub-leasing, remains consistent with standard leasing agreements. Property owners in California can proceed to file their taxes using form 1040s, akin to any rental property.