Terranova helps busy landlords lease one to four units, from pricing and marketing to tenant screening, lease preparation and move-in. You keep ownership and control; we handle the details so your property is occupied by the right tenant.
What our leasing service includes
- Rental pricing. A market-based rent recommendation using comparable listings in your area.
- Marketing. Professional photos and listing copy, syndicated to the major rental sites and shared with our network.
- Showings. We coordinate tours and answer inquiries so you do not have to.
- Tenant screening. Applications, credit and background checks, income and rental history, conducted in line with fair housing laws.
- Lease preparation. California-compliant lease documents and required disclosures.
- Move-in. Condition documentation, key handoff and deposit handling guidance.
Know the rules for your city
Rent increase limits, just-cause eviction rules and registration requirements differ by city and by property. Culver City, the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County each have their own tenant protection rules on top of California law. We tell you which ones likely apply to your property before you set a rent or sign a lease.
Own rental property? Finance and grow it
Terranova Lending Group offers DSCR loans that qualify on rental income, conventional investor loans, bridge financing and construction loans for ADUs. Our agents can also help you buy your next rental or sell when the time comes.
Frequently asked questions
How many units do you lease?
We focus on landlords with one to four units, such as single-family homes, condos, duplexes and small multifamily buildings.
How do you screen tenants?
We collect a full application, verify income and employment, review credit and rental history and run background checks, applying the same standards to every applicant to stay within fair housing law.
How is the rent set?
We compare similar nearby rentals and consider condition, parking, amenities and seasonality, then recommend a rent that balances income and time on market.
Can I lease out my ADU?
In many cases yes. Local rules vary, so we review your ADU’s permits and any restrictions before listing it.