United Property Management is a family-owned Loma Linda company with over 60 years in business, managing single-family homes and commercial rentals in Loma Linda, Redlands, San Bernardino and Colton.
In their words: “Owner authorization required for repairs over $500, except in emergencies”
Review summary: Tenants often mention friendly, quick-responding office staff and timely maintenance.
3.0 (9 Google reviews)License Confirmed · DRE #02000211 (active)
Loma Linda Property Management is a Loma Linda company, founded in 1954, managing houses and small plexes in Loma Linda, Redlands, Grand Terrace and Cooley Ranch.
In their words: “All collected rent and deposits are maintained in a client's trust account, subject to periodic auditing.”
East Valley Property Management is a property management company with an office in Loma Linda that leases and manages rental homes for owners in the area.
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Loma Linda rental market
Get the latest rental and real estate data on the Loma Linda market. We update these charts with the latest data on the 22nd of each month.
Rent pulse
Typical asking rent$2,317a month in Loma Linda
1-year change+2.5%county +3.1%
5-year change+20.8%county +19.0%
vs county−$162county typical $2,479
Rents in Loma Linda are $162 below the San Bernardino County typical.
Source: Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), typical asking rent, data through September 2026. Managers listed: our directory, October 2026.
More local facts for owners
Renters and vacancy
62.1%of homes in Loma Linda are rented (5,830 households)
Rental vacancy rate
6.7%
County vacancy rate
3.4%
Median rent paid
$1,855
Median home value
$596,900
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020-2024.
HUD Fair Market Rents
Studio$1,605
1 bedroom$1,705
2 bedrooms$2,103
3 bedrooms$2,771
4 bedrooms$3,336
Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fair Market Rents for fiscal year 2027, Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA MSA. Used to set Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) limits.
California rules owners should know
Rent cap (AB 1482). For most rentals, a yearly rent increase can be at most 5% plus local inflation, and never more than 10% in 12 months.
Just cause. Once a tenant has lived in the home for 12 months, an owner generally needs a reason listed in the law to end the tenancy. For some no-fault reasons (such as moving in yourself) the tenant gets relocation help, usually one month's rent.
Not every home is covered. Common exceptions: homes built in the last 15 years, and single-family homes or condos not owned by a corporation or REIT, but only if the lease includes the required written notice.
Local rules. Some California cities have their own, stricter rent and eviction rules. Check the Attorney General's list and the City of Loma Linda before you set or raise rent.
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Property management in Loma Linda
Compare the 3 property management companies in Loma Linda, San Bernardino County. We matched a current California real estate license for 1 of them. Tick up to 3 to see them side by side, then request free quotes from all of them in one step. Highly rated managers based nearby, in Riverside and Redlands, are listed below the local companies.
Zillow's typical asking rent in Loma Linda is $2,317 (September 2026); +2.5% over the past year and +20.8% over five years. About 62.1% of homes in Loma Linda are rented, and the rental vacancy rate is 6.7% (Census, 2020-2024).
Loma Linda property management FAQ
How many property management companies are in Loma Linda?
We list 3 property management companies in Loma Linda, CA. 1 of them have a License Confirmed badge: a clear match to an active California real estate license.
What is the typical rent in Loma Linda?
Zillow's typical asking rent in Loma Linda was $2,317 a month in September 2026, +2.5% on a year earlier.
When is the best time to list a rental in Loma Linda?
Over the 9 years Zillow has tracked, asking rents here have risen most in April, May and June. Listing in those months can help, but every property is different.
Do property managers need a license in California?
Yes. In California, managing rentals for other people generally requires a real estate broker license from the Department of Real Estate (DRE), or working under a licensed broker. You can check any license number on the DRE website.
How much do property managers charge in Loma Linda?
Fees depend on the company, the property and the services you need, and few companies publish them. Ask for a written quote that lists the monthly fee, leasing fee and any other charges. You can request quotes from up to 3 managers at once on this page.
How do you rank the companies?
The default order, Best match, uses each company's Google rating adjusted for how many reviews it has, so a 4.8 rating from 100 reviews ranks above a 5.0 from 2. License Confirmed companies get a small boost. No company can pay for its position.
Is it free to request quotes?
Yes. Requesting quotes is free for property owners and there is no obligation to hire anyone.