That being said in the absence of a specific state or local law, your contract will control that.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good luckPaul

I have heard it defined as "the control of systems and assets" by others before.

Are you aware of rent control in parts of the LA area, and the onerous regulations and hoops landlords have to jump through between that and the landlord tenant laws of CA?

In the learn section there are some very good internal controls to allow you to monitor your expenses.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

This is the developers and owners of Bigger Pockets that made that change.Moderators have no control over things like that.

I'm not a big fan of condos because you have less control and the COA has more control, unless they are out of money, then it's bad for them and you.

Under the kitchen sink and lav sink.Check all the blinds.Wash window draperies.Pest control the inside and outside.Touch up painting.Check all hoses replace hoses if necessary, turn on and off all stop valves, replace with new quarter turn if necessary.Garbage disposer gets a thorough clean - ice, vinegar, hot water, bleach.replace AC filter.WD40 every door hinge.Recaulk exterior door jamb if necessary.New light bulbs where needed.New backup battery for smoke alarm.No carpet cleaning, all my properties are tiled porcelain or natural stone.Inventory of hurricane panels and hardware.I keep an inventory of drawer pulls that is needed for each property and buy enough when there is a clearance sale.

.- The best market investors are those who do more than analyze the market and individual companies -- they control them.