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The Landlord’s Guide to Emergency Preparedness for Earthquakes and Snowstorms in Utah

By Daniel Robertson Friday, July 25, 2025

Disasters may not be an everyday concern, but as a landlord, being prepared for the unexpected is part of safeguarding your property and supporting your tenants. While Utah is renowned for its beautiful winters and mountain ranges, the region also sits on the Wasatch Fault, makin...

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Water-Saving Hacks: Utah-Friendly Showerheads & Faucets

By Daniel Robertson Friday, July 18, 2025

Water conservation is more than just an environmental concern—it's a practical necessity for landlords and property owners in Utah. With the state's arid climate and growing population, water-saving measures not only help preserve resources but also reduce utility c...

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Setting Up Package Lockers in Multi-Family Units: A Smart Move for Modern Landlords

By Daniel Robertson Friday, July 18, 2025

The rise of online shopping has transformed how tenants receive their packages, but it’s also created a major challenge for landlords: managing deliveries securely and efficiently in multi-family properties. With more packages arriving daily, traditional mailrooms and unsec...

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Monthly Resident Perks: Ideas to Make Your Property Stand Out

By Daniel Robertson Friday, July 11, 2025

In a competitive rental market like Utah’s, property owners and landlords are constantly seeking new ways to differentiate their properties. While amenities such as stainless steel appliances and modern flooring are great selling points, creating a sense of community and ad...

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Using Heat Pumps vs. Furnaces in Utah Rentals – Energy Costs and Tenant Comfort Comparisons

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, July 3, 2025

Utah’s distinct four-season climate—marked by chilly winters and hot, dry summers—makes choosing the right heating system essential for both landlords and tenants. For rental properties, two of the most common heating solutions are heat pumps and furnaces. Each ...

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Solar Panels on Rentals: Pros and Cons for Landlords in the “Beehive State”

By Daniel Robertson Friday, June 27, 2025

As Utah continues to experience rapid growth, shifting demographics, and increasing environmental awareness, landlords in the Beehive State are beginning to ask an important question: Should I install solar panels on my rental properties?With abundant sunshine, state-level incent...

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The Impact of Utah’s Air Quality on Rental Properties: Maintenance Tips During Inversion Season

By Daniel Robertson Friday, June 20, 2025

Utah is known for its stunning mountains, vibrant outdoor lifestyle, and growing economy—but it’s also home to one of the most persistent wintertime environmental challenges: air inversions. For property owners, landlords, and tenants alike, Utah’s air quality d...

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Landlord Burnout: Mental Health Tips for Managing Stress

By Daniel Robertson Friday, June 20, 2025

Being a landlord isn’t just about collecting rent checks—it’s about juggling maintenance requests, fielding late-night calls, handling tenant disputes, staying compliant with laws, and navigating unpredictable real estate cycles. For many landlords in Utah and b...

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The Landlord’s Digital Toolbox: Apps You Didn’t Know You Needed

By Daniel Robertson Friday, June 13, 2025

Being a landlord in today’s world isn’t just about collecting rent and fixing leaky faucets—it’s about managing properties efficiently, building relationships with tenants, and staying ahead of the game in a competitive market. And in a place like Utah, wh...

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How to Attract Quality Tenants Despite High Mortgage Rates

By Daniel Robertson Saturday, June 7, 2025

Rentals in Salt Lake are getting squeezed from both ends. According to City Creek Mortgage, mortgage rates are climbing— 6.625% for a 30-year in April 2025—and renters aren’t exactly lining up to pay more. You’re not alone if you’re asking, How ...

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