Forty-five years in this business has taught us something important - it's all about relationships.

The continuity people value isn't just about us being here year after year. It's about building trust with everyone involved: property owners like you, your residents, our vendor network, even city officials.

That's what really delivers results for our clients, especially when things get challenging. In a city like San Francisco with so many competing interests, having someone who can navigate all these relationships - that's what keeps your properties profitable and compliant. People know they can count on RMC because we've been doing this the right way for nearly half a century.

RMC All-Inclusive Property Management

• Multi-Building Portfolio Management

• Tenant Screening & Leasing Services

• Financial Reporting & Rent Collection

• Rent Control & Legal Compliance Navigation

• Maintenance Coordination & Vendor Management

• Property Investment Consulting

• Insurance Claims Assistance

Our Focus: 4-15 Unit Properties

Complete Property Management for 4-15 Unit Buildings

Managing a sizable family portfolio of smaller apartments in San Francisco requires a unique level of expertise. While we offer support to single-family home owners, we've specialized in multi-unit buildings because that's where we can really add value. When you get past about four units, the rent roll becomes more substantial and the management becomes more sophisticated.

Buildings with 15 units and lower allow us to optimize returns for owners while delivering excellent tenant services, driving a better tenant experience as well as owner returns. The sweet spot? Four to 15 units per building. That's where clients see the best return by leveraging our management approach – it's where our benefits to owners really shine.

Expense vs. Expensive: Keeping Challenges from Becoming Costly Mistakes

By J.J. Panzer

All properties have challenges. This is where owners can really lose money if they aren't careful and why so many of them trust us to handle their properties instead.

I've seen it happen too many times - an owner tries to handle something themselves or waits too long to address an issue, and suddenly they're facing a habitability lawsuit or a major compliance problem. The regulatory environment here keeps changing, expenses keep going up, and if you're not staying on top of it, small problems become big expensive ones fast.

What we do is keep our clients ahead of these issues. We're constantly updating them on what's changing, what they need to watch for, how to maintain their properties properly.

Prevention is always cheaper than problems.