Creekside Temecula

Name: Creekside Temecula
Address: 28955 Pujol St, Temecula, CA, US
Telephone: (951) 676-1954

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28955 Pujol St, Temecula, CA 92590, USA

(951) 676-1954

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About Creekside Temecula

Creekside Temecula operates on Pujol Street as a residential property management firm handling landlord clients across the Temecula area. The portfolio focus centers on single-family rentals and small multi-unit properties rather than large commercial complexes—the kind of operator managing anywhere from one or two doors for an absentee owner to modest portfolios of five to fifteen units. Services span tenant screening, lease administration, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and accounting support, meaning clients outsource the day-to-day landlord duties rather than handling placement alone. The client base skews toward owner-operators who own property locally but lack time or expertise to manage it directly—someone with a rental house across town, an investor with a few duplexes, a departing homeowner converting a residence to a rental. For property owners running single units who just need help finding and screening a tenant, boutique firms in Temecula often work that smaller scope. Creekside fits the middle ground: owners with enough rental property that hands-off management makes financial sense, but not so many units that they require a large institutional firm's back-office structure.

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