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The Cost of Vacancy: A Breakdown of What an Empty Unit Is Really Costing You

For landlords and property investors in Utah, one of the most underestimated threats to long-term profitability is vacancy. An empty unit is more than just a missed rent payment—it’s a silent drain on your finances, time, and even the long-term value of your property....
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Why a Tenant's Notice to Vacate Isn't Enough — And What Landlords in Utah Should Do Instead

As a landlord in Utah, you know that managing rental properties involves far more than collecting rent and maintaining the premises. One often overlooked but critically important aspect of property management is properly handling the lease termination process. At Wolfnest, we fre...
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Spotting Rental Application Fraud: A Utah Landlord’s Guide to Protecting Your Property

In today's ever-evolving rental market, landlords and property managers face increasing challenges when it comes to identifying legitimate tenants. One of the most pressing and costly issues is rental application fraud. From falsified income documents to fake Social Security ...
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The True Cost of Salt Lake City Rental Property Management—and How to Save

If you own rental property in Salt Lake City, chances are you’ve considered hiring a property management company to handle the day-to-day grind. And why not? Between coordinating property maintenance requests, screening tenants, collecting rent, and navigating legal co...
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Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs): Hidden Income Potential in Utah Properties

Accessory Dwelling Units, or ADUs, are quickly becoming one of the most talked-about real estate trends in Utah—and for good reason. As housing demand continues to outpace supply across Salt Lake City and beyond, savvy property owners are discovering the hidden income poten...
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Can a Landlord Enter Without Permission in Utah?

Have you ever wondered, “Am I allowed to enter my rental property without permission?” Whether you're a tenant or landlord in Utah, this question sparks concerns about privacy, legal obligations, and rights.Utah’s laws are clear but not always widely un...
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How to Handle Pest Control in Your Rental During Utah's Summer

As temperatures climb during Utah's hot, dry summers, so does the activity of unwanted guests: pests. From ants and spiders to rodents and wasps, summer in Utah can bring a surge in pest-related problems for tenants and landlords alike.For renters, managing pest control can b...
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Understanding the Lifecycle Costs of Rental Properties

Investing in a rental property can be a powerful way to generate income and build long-term wealth. However, a common oversight among property owners—especially newer investors—is underestimating the full lifecycle cost of owning and managing a rental.It’s easy ...
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Ways to Encourage Long-Term Tenancy and Reduce Turnover Costs

Tenant turnover can be one of the most significant expenses for landlords and property managers. Between advertising for new tenants, cleaning and repairs, and potential vacancy periods, the costs add up quickly. Encouraging long-term tenancy is one of the best ways to reduce the...
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Decoding Home Energy Audits in Utah: How to Save Money and Increase Efficiency

Energy efficiency is a growing concern for Utah homeowners and renters alike. With fluctuating temperatures and rising utility costs, understanding how to optimize energy usage is essential. One of the best ways to assess and improve your home's energy efficiency is through a...
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