Honey, we received the rent payment from our residents. All the bills are paid this month, let’s take the kids and go to Disneyland this weekend.” Not so fast…... STOP! And let’s see if that’s in your rental property plan. Don’t fall into this habit. As landlords, it’s easy to use the money that comes […]
Posts by Ron Sudman
Founder of Management One, Ron provides the vision and guidance for the Company and is responsible for all of the systems currently in use today by current licensees. As a Real Estate Professional, he saw a need for property management and began managing several homes for clients in the Inland Empire of California back in 1983. Ron’s proven track record of innovation and success in creating a company starting with the management of just 1 property to well over 1,000 properties led him to develop professional and successful systems that have resulted in the establishment of Management One Systems.
Sole Proprietors, LLCs, And Umbrella Insurance: A Landlord’s Guide To Asset Protection
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Management One is proud to announce that Ron Sudman, our CEO, has been featured in Forbes as a writer and contributor to the Forbes Business Council. His latest article, “Sole Proprietors, LLCs And Umbrella Insurance: A Landlord’s Guide To Asset Protection,” provides critical insights for rental property owners navigating today’s increasingly complex legal landscape. Here […]
Management One CEO Ron Sudman Featured in Forbes on Landlord Asset Protection
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We’re proud to announce that Ron Sudman, CEO of Management One, has been featured in Forbes as a contributor to the Forbes Business Council. His latest article, “Sole Proprietors, LLCs And Umbrella Insurance: A Landlord’s Guide To Asset Protection,” provides critical insights for rental property owners navigating today’s increasingly complex legal landscape. With more than […]
Reasonable Accommodation vs. Reasonable Modification: What Landlords Need to Know
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In January 2024, new rental property laws were introduced in California, including a redefined term for ensuring equal access to dwellings for individuals with disabilities. This article's objective is to clarify these legal changes and help California landlords avoid Fair Housing issues. Navigating the Nuances of Property Management: A Guide to Reasonable Requests Navigating rental […]
California Landlords: What You Need to Know About the 2025-2026 Legal Shift to stay LEGAL
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As a California rental home owner, staying on top of the evolving regulatory landscape is crucial. In 2025, the state passed several important laws that impact how you navigate residents, properties, fees, security deposits, and screening. Looking ahead to 2026, additional reforms will bring more obligations, so preparation is key. Below is a breakdown of […]
Know The Many Secrets To Having The Money When You Have Major Repairs and Vacancies
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For most landlords, property maintenance can be one of the most frustrating aspects of owning a rental property. It’s not just about the hassle of coordinating repairs or scheduling vendors—it’s the financial impact. With rising contractor costs, inflation in materials, and increasing liability risks, maintenance expenses can quickly erode your cash flow if not managed […]
"Title vs. Policy": Why Your Named Insured Must Match Who Holds Title (and How Landlords Lose When It Doesn’t)
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This is general information, not legal advice. Always consult your insurance professional and attorney. Management One is not a Licensed Insurance company or agent. A Case That Just Happened — and Why It Matters to You It happened again—and it could happen to any landlord who hasn’t checked their insurance paperwork. Recently, a Management One […]
Service Animals & ESAs vs. Insurance Companies: What Prevails When the Animal Is a Restricted Breed?
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As a property management company, one of the most common questions we get from landlords is: “If my insurance policy restricts certain dog breeds, can I deny a resident’s emotional support animal or service dog if it falls under that list?” It’s a critical question, […]
Use a 1031 Exchange with IRS: What You Don’t Know Could Cost You Thousands
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Are you thinking of selling your investment property? With rising home values across the Inland Empire, many landlords and investors are considering cashing out. But before you list your property, it’s critical to understand how taxes—particularly capital gains taxes—could impact your decision greatly. According to the Inland Empire Board of Real Estate, the average home […]
A $30 Device That Could Save a Life—And $25 Million
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According to the U.S. Fire Administration, residential fires claimed 2,890 lives and injured 10,400 people in 2023 alone, with an estimated 344,600 residential fires reported nationwide. A staggering 60% of home fire deaths occurred in properties without working smoke detectors—a preventable oversight with tragic consequences. For landlords, this statistic carries serious implications. While many assume […]
Section 8 Housing: Are Landlords Required to Accept It?
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Do you remember the classic Clint Eastwood film The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly? For many landlords, working with the Section 8 Housing Voucher Program can feel similar—there are clear benefits, but also challenges that require additional effort and consideration. As of December 2022, over 7.5 million individuals across the U.S. lived in households […]
Avoid losing $40,000 like one landlord did.
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Insurance, Insurance, Insurance! This Landlord’s Insurance agent had him underinsured. There was a fire, and it cost the Landlord $40,000 out of his pocket. Insurance companies have no obligation or liability to keep your coverage adequate. This is a critical topic, and I wholeheartedly believe in discussing it at least once a year. "Why," you […]
