, or do you just make a percentage adjustment to your predictions?

The rent cap and rate adjustment law in CA is not allowed to exceed 10% annually.

@Chantel Gaaskjolen, if I'm letting a lease continue on a month-to-month basis with only a rent adjustment, I will use an addendum.

The listing and the photos looks great and you are posting on all the top sites.I would recommend reevaluating the price to see if a price adjustment will drive traffic as well as consider posting to a site like Facebook Marketplace.I know that our market in San Diego is different than where you are located, but we are seeing it takes approximately 23 days for a property to be leased. 

Talk to your tax professional and adjust your structure as needed. 

We have a tenant on a month to month lease that we had given a 60 day notice of lease termination letter to (text, email, and certified mail for delivery).

However, if you slowly adjust pricing in anticipation of a surge in demand you will experience greater returns.

I’m a Certified Home Inspector in SoCal (OC-LA) would love to be available to you for any inspection you may need in the future!

I continually reevaluate and adjust my operations.

Your gain is your sales price minus your purchase price, adjusted for closing costs and improvements.