Fountain Valley
Property Management

Owning a rental in Fountain Valley—”A Nice Place to Live”—is synonymous with stability, but aging infrastructure can be a silent risk. Whether you own a home near Mile Square Park, a townhome in Green Valley, or a classic tract home, these 1970s-era properties require vigilance. We proactively monitor for slab leaks and plumbing wear (common in this area) while securing stable, long-term families who value the school district and community.

Our Fountain Valley Property Management Services

Overview

About Fountain Valley

Fountain Valley is a charming suburb in Orange County, California just west of Santa Ana, east of Huntington Beach, and a quick drive from Costa Mesa and Irvine. With a population of over 57,000 residents, Fountain Valley is a smaller city with big-city benefits. Fountain Valley has a rich agricultural history as it was used by early settlers to cultivate crops of sugar beets, barley, wheat, and beans.

Fountain Valley has a low crime rate, great schools, and lovely weather year-round. There are also lots of things to do in the area. Fountain Valley Mile Square Regional Park is a great place to go fishing, golfing, walking, biking, and even participate in archery. The popular bowling destination, Fountain Bowl, is the perfect place for everything from a relaxed date night to a fun family afternoon. The recently redeveloped recreation center and sports fields are great amenities for families and young professionals alike. For more information on Fountain Valley, visit the official Fountain Valley city website.

How much does Fountain Valley property management cost?

Every Fountain Valley property manager has their own fee structure. At Good Life Property Management, we offer house, condo, and 2–4 unit property management for an 8% monthly management fee, with a reduced rate of 7% for properties renting over $6,000 per month. For multi-family properties, we offer a custom proposal.

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Home Prices

in Fountain Valley

Living in Fountain Valley is a wonderful option for anyone looking to experience small town-suburban charm with convenient amenities and community spirit to boot. The education system and school board are excellent and the city’s low crime rates provide residents with peace of mind. If you love getting outdoors, Fountain Valley offers parks, sports facilities, and beaches to enhance the quality of life and give you a chance to enjoy the mild climate throughout the year.

Pros of Investing in Fountain Valley

The city of Fountain Valley is located close to major job centers like Irvine and Costa Mesa and also has a few large employers including Fountain Valley Regional Hospital Hyundai Motor America, and Kingston Technology. Fountain Valley is a tight-knit community with a variety of local events, festivals, and recreational activities to enjoy.

Cons of Investing in Fountain Valley

Like much of California, Fountain Valley is susceptible to occasional wildfires. This isn’t a reason to not invest in the area, but it is something that you should be aware of before purchasing a rental property. Fountain Valley is a great area for drivers, but its limited public transportation can make it difficult to get around without a vehicle. Finally, real estate prices can be high but Fountain Valley property values generally remain stable long term.

Home Prices in Fountain Valley

These are the year to date stats as of December 2024. For monthly stats, visit Redfin’s Fountain Valley, CA Housing Market.
$1,405,000

The median price of a single-family home in Fountain Valley – 92728

$890,000

The median price of condos/townhomes in Fountain Valley – 92728

Rental Rates in Fountain Valley

These are the 2024 average rent prices in Fountain Valley. For monthly stats, visit Zumper.
$5,751/month

The average rent for a 3-bedroom apartment in Fountain Valley. 

$2,806/month

The average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Fountain Valley. 

$2,293/month

The average rent for one bedrooms in Fountain Valley. 

Good Life Promise

Real protection. Real Value. Real peace of mind.

Every lease comes backed by our highest standards – not just marketing fluff. Included in your protection plan:

Tenant Damage Coverage

We cover up to $3,500 in total reimbursement for physical damage, above the security deposit, caused by the tenant or their approved pet.

Eviction Protection

If a tenant we place needs to be evicted for any reason, not just nonpayment - we’ll cover up to $3,000 in court and legal fees, including attorney costs.

Releasing Support

If your tenant breaks their lease or is evicted within the first year, we’ll waive the leasing fee to find a qualified replacement -- at no cost to you.

Money back guarantee

Still unsure? Our six-month money-back commitment refunds up to 6 months of management fees if you’re not satisfied. No hassle, no hard feelings.

No long-term commitments

Stay because you want to, not because you have to. Month-to-month management with no long-term commitments required.

Risk and Fraud Protection

We protect your investment with rigorous tenant screening, secure payment systems, and proactive measures to minimize risk and prevent fraud.

Total Value:

over $10,000 in real, tangible protection.

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