Property Management Built on Trust and Transparency.

Temecula Property Management, Perfected

Servicing all of Riverside County.
Providing you quality property management services & rentals since 2012.

We Are Magnum Property Management

We lease and manage homes and condo’s in Temecula Valley which includes Corona, Hemet, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Perris, Riverside, West Riverside County, Temecula, and Winchester.

As a dedicated temecula property management firm, we handle every detail from marketing to maintenance. Our process reduces vacancy and increases long-term value.

Property Manager

Do I Need a Property Manager?


Eliminate the constant run around!

It can feel like a full time job dealing with repairs, complaints, collecting rent and coordinating vendors – and a constant state of stress. Transferring these responsibilities to a good property manager allows you to enjoy the benefits without spending all your free time working.

Why hire Magnum Property Management

Why Should I Use Magnum Property Management as my Property Manager?


You’ll make more money – and spend less time maintaining your investment. Some people assume that property management is expensive - but that’s not the case at all. You will actually make more money in the long run due to better quality tenants that stay longer and less damage or repairs to deal with.

Better screening process = Better Tenants! Because of our application tools and extensive resources, we can screen more tenants, and with more filters. We often have a waiting list of potential renters.

What Our Clients Have To Say

What Our Clients Have To Say...


Property Management Blog


Is Rental Income Considered Passive Income for Landlords?
Is rental income considered passive income?Rental income is often classified as passive income for tax purposes, but in practice, it is usually not completely passive unless systems or property management are in place. Most landlords are actively involved in tenant communication, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and leasing, which makes rental income more of... MORE
How Much Does Tenant Turnover Actually Cost Landlords?
How much does tenant turnover actually cost a landlord?Tenant turnover can cost landlords anywhere from one to three months of rent per occurrence, depending on vacancy time, repairs, cleaning, and leasing expenses. For many rental property owners, turnover is one of the most underestimated costs impacting long term profitability.For example, if a property rents for t... MORE
What Happens Financially When a Rental Property Sits Vacant?
What happens financially when a rental property sits vacant?When a rental property becomes vacant, the landlord immediately loses rental income while most operating expenses continue. Mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs still exist even when no tenant is living in the home. Because of this, extended vacancy periods can significantly imp... MORE