Jamico Properties

One reason many investors choose residential rental properties is the combination of cash flow, appreciation, and potential tax advantages.

Property owners may benefit from:
• Depreciation deductions
• Mortgage interest deductions
• Deductible operating expenses
• Potential tax-deferral strategies such as 1031 exchanges*

A well-managed rental property can be a powerful long-term wealth-building asset.

At Jamico Properties, we help owners protect their investments, maximize rental income, and reduce the day-to-day stress of property ownership.

*Consult your tax advisor regarding your specific situation.

California Rental Housing Update

A legal challenge involving Oakland and the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act could have significant implications for rental property owners across California.

Costa-Hawkins currently limits how far local rent control ordinances can extend, helping provide consistency for property owners and housing providers throughout the state. A court decision in this case could influence future rent control policies and investment property regulations.

At Jamico Properties, we monitor legislative and regulatory developments that may impact rental property performance, compliance requirements, and long-term investment strategies.

If you own rental property in the South Bay or Los Angeles area, staying informed is more important than ever.

Source: CAA News. Read more here: https://caanet.org/caa-oakland-clash-with-tenant-advocates-in-case-seeking-to-override-costa-hawkins/

California’s price gouging protections tied to declared emergencies remain active in certain areas and situations heading into 2026.

Under California Penal Code §396, rent increases during declared emergency periods may be limited to no more than 10% above the rate in effect at the time of declaration. These restrictions can apply during events such as major storms, wildfires, and other officially declared emergencies.

For property owners, understanding how emergency orders interact with existing rent regulations is important for maintaining compliance and avoiding potential penalties.

At Jamico Properties, we monitor regulatory updates closely and help property owners stay informed as California housing requirements continue to evolve.

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Broken Arrow continues to stand out as a stable rental market, with lower tenant turnover rates than many surrounding areas.

For property owners, lower turnover can mean more consistent rental income, reduced vacancy periods, and fewer make-ready costs over time.

Combined with steady population growth and ongoing demand for single-family rentals, the Broken Arrow market remains attractive for long-term investors.

At Jamico Properties, we help local and out-of-state owners manage properties across the Tulsa area with a focus on consistency and long-term performance.

Managing rental property in Broken Arrow takes more than just collecting rent.

Strong property performance usually comes down to a few key fundamentals:
• Accurate pricing
• Consistent tenant screening
• Responsive maintenance
• Clear communication
• Long-term tenant retention

Single-family rentals continue to see steady demand in the Broken Arrow market, making consistency especially important for minimizing vacancy and protecting long-term value.

At Jamico Properties, we work with both local and out-of-state owners to help manage properties effectively across the Tulsa area.

California lawmakers recently halted proposed legislation related to pet rent and security deposit caps for rental properties.

For property owners, conversations like this are important to watch closely. Policies around pets can directly impact property wear and tear, risk management, and overall operating costs.

We’re continuing to follow updates like these because even small regulatory changes can affect how rental properties are managed long term.

Source: CAA News. Read more here: https://caanet.org/state-pet-rent-and-deposit-cap-legislation-halted/

One thing tenants consistently care about? Responsiveness.

When maintenance issues sit too long or communication is inconsistent, frustration builds quickly—and that often leads to turnover.

A big part of good property management is simply staying on top of the details:

responding quickly
following through
and keeping communication clear

It sounds simple, but it makes a major difference for both tenants and property owners.