Celebrating 45 years of Property Management in the Greater Sacramento Area

Krystal Tiner • Mar 12, 2021

Established in Carmichael in 1976, 2021 marks the 45th anniversary of Tiner Properties.  We have never drifted from our roots and as our business has grown, so has our canopy of relationships with the people and small businesses in the greater Sacramento area. 

Tiner Properties provide income opportunities to over 50 local plumbers, handymen, cleaners, landscapers, and other vendors.  The vast majority of the vendors have a staff of fewer than 5 employees.  These specialists run small efficient businesses that provide the best service and prices for our property owners.   



The homeowners for which we provide service own an average of 1.3 properties (Not large investment firms).  75% of our clients live in the greater Sacramento area, and 90% live in the state of California.  


Our average full-time employee has been with us for 19 years.  We would not be here to celebrate our 45th anniversary without our friendly, efficient, and dependable staff. We, in turn, are able to provide medical benefits, retirement plans, and a liveable wage to our wonderful employees.


We have managed over 2000 residential homes and placed over 30,000 tenants. Our 99.8% eviction-free record is thanks to our great tenants. Even during the uncertain times of COVID, we have less than 1% of tenants with serious delinquency. Our tenants drive our most powerful statistics and make providing quality service possible.    

Tiner Properties is eternally thankful for the opportunity to serve the greater Sacramento area for almost half a century, and for everything it has given back in turn.  We are dedicated to remaining your resource for local, family-owned property management services. 


If you or someone you know needs property management service, John Tiner welcomes you to reach out to him directly at 916.402.3095 (cell) or info@tiner.com.

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