Good Life Property Management
We make owning rental property easy. Cal DRE# 01929564
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Overview
Good Life Property Management is a residential property management company based in San Diego that manages single family homes, condos and small apartment buildings for their owners. The company focuses on long term unfurnished rentals and serves homeowners across San Diego County, Orange County and Riverside County. Third-party managers like this usually work for individual landlords, including owners who live far from their rentals, who want to hand off tenant relations, upkeep and compliance with California's landlord-tenant rules.
Its services cover marketing and listing with professional photos, on-demand showings, tenant screening, rent collection and distribution, lease enforcement, annual inspections, 24/7 maintenance, move-ins and move-outs, eviction management and tax document preparation. Management runs month to month, and each lease comes with a protection package that includes tenant damage coverage of up to $3,500 above the security deposit, up to $3,000 toward eviction legal costs, a waived leasing fee if a placed tenant breaks the lease in the first year, and a six-month money-back commitment on management fees. Guarantees like these are meant to lower the risk an owner takes on when handing a property to a manager.
Good Life was started in 2013 by a San Diego real estate broker and investor who had worked in property management since 2008. The aim was to give clients more service, communication and transparency than they had been getting. It has served more than 1,500 Southern California homeowners and holds California DRE license #01929564. Its core values are Team First, Problem Solver, Growth Mindset, Good Vibes and Raise the Bar, and staff receive hundreds of hours of ongoing training each year. That training reflects a belief that well-trained, engaged employees lead to satisfied clients and to new business through referrals.
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Latest videos from Good Life Property Management on YouTube
California Landlords: State Law Isn't the Whole Story
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Recent posts from the Good Life Property Management blog
- Property Management Fees: What Are You Actually Paying For?
If you are researching property management fees, you have probably already seen the numbers. Management fees typically range from 6% to 10% of monthly rent, with 8% being the industry midpoint for single-family homes and condos in Southern California.
- What Is Property Management? What It Actually Takes to Manage a Rental
What is property management? It is the professional oversight of every aspect of a rental property, from tenant placement and rent collection to maintenance, legal compliance, and financial reporting.
- How Much Can I Rent My House For in Riverside County? 2026 Data From Our Portfolio
If "rent my house" is the thought running through your head right now, the first thing you need is an accurate number. Most online tools report Riverside County averages in the $2,200 to $2,300 range, but those figures blend apartment data with single-family homes and consistently understate what a house will actually lease for.
- Should I Sell My House in San Diego? Real 2026 Rent vs Sell Data
Should you rent or sell your San Diego home in 2026? We break down the real numbers using data from our portfolio of over 1,034 managed properties, average rents, days to lease, transaction costs, and mortgage rate math, so you can make the right decision.
- California Rent Cap 2026: San Diego Drops, Orange County Rises (AB 1482 Update)
California Rent Cap 2026: San Diego Drops, Orange County Rises (AB 1482 Update) San Diego’s 2026 rent cap dropped to 8.2% while Orange County’s rose to 8.7%. Here’s how the new AB 1482 limits work, who’s exempt, and how to raise rent legally.