The Importance of a Thorough Tenant Background Check
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, October 13, 2022
As the housing market becomes more volatile, more and more Americans look to rental properties. Property management reports even share than 35% of Americans are living in rental units. It is important for landlords and property managers to establish an effective vetting process f...
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Utah Landlord's Guide: Tips for Writing a Proof of Residency Letter
By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Utah tenants may need you to confirm a number of different aspects of their residency while renting from you. One of the simplest things a renter might ask for is a letter of proof of residency, which verifies that the tenant actually resides at your Salt Lake City property.Consi...
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Top Rent Collection Mistakes That New Landlords Make
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, September 29, 2022
Over one-third of all residents in the United States are renting their homes rather than buying, and that is a lot of rent collection.This is also a lot of opportunity for mistakes to occur in the collection process, and the possibility of more bureaucracy than is necessary. So, ...
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What Is Tenant Screening and How Much Does It Cost?
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, September 15, 2022
Tenant screening is a powerful force in renting, with 14% of applications rejected through the screening process alone. This shows that it is catching many people who would not be a good fit as a tenant. But if you are a new landlord where do you learn more about how to do this?B...
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Common Property Management Myths That You Should Know
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, September 8, 2022
There's no denying that owning a rental property in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a sensible investment. After all, the state recently recorded some of the highest rents in America. That's great news for rental property owners.However, unless you're a property management e...
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6 Ways Utah Landlords Can Optimize Outdoor Space to Improve Property Value and Attract More Tenants
By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, September 6, 2022
It doesn't matter if you've recently moved into your apartment or want to improve your outdoor area's aesthetics; now is the time to put your patio or balcony in good condition.Home improvement is one effective strategy for property managers or Salt Lake Cit...
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Successful property investors take the right measures to protect their rental units.One way you can do this is to have your new tenants pay security deposits when they move in, which protects your finances in the event of tenant-caused damage. In fact, one-quarter of al...
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Why You Should (Or Shouldn’t) Run a Tenant Criminal Background Check
By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, August 17, 2022
It might be surprising to learn that approximately 1 in 3 Americans have a criminal record. Many people have minor crimes from years ago, but others have serious charges that might not be from long ago.As a rental property owner, you have the right to check someone's backgrou...
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Did you know the real estate asset management and consulting industry is worth over $78 billion?With such a big industry, it can be hard to understand where you should start. It might even feel so overwhelming that you miss the point of getting involved in the first place. Luckil...
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Landlords: Should You Include Support Animals in Your Lease
By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, August 3, 2022
In 2020, the US Department of Housing issued updated rules regarding emotional support animals (ESAs). Do your current policies comply with these new rules?An ESA is a pet that provides therapeutic benefits to its owner, who must have a letter from a licensed mental health profes...
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