Self-Managing a Rental Property? What Utah Owners Should Consider
By Daniel Robertson Friday, September 25, 2026
Key TakeawaysSelf-managing a rental involves much more than collecting rent and handling occasional repairs.Vacancy, maintenance, tenant communication, and leasing responsibilities can all affect an owner's time and income.Technology can simplify property management tasks but...
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Key TakeawaysA vacant rental costs more than just the rent that is not being collected.There is no universal number of days that makes a vacancy too long.Pricing, property condition, marketing, and tenant demand all influence how quickly a rental leases.Owners should review their...
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Why Single-Family Rentals Are Outperforming Multifamily in Utah
By Daniel Robertson Monday, September 21, 2026
Rental owners across Utah are watching an interesting trend play out in 2026. Single-family homes are consistently outperforming apartments and other multifamily units when it comes to rent growth, and the gap between the two property types keeps widening. Wolfnest's Aug...
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Why Being Rent-Ready Doesn’t Always Mean Being Market-Ready
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, September 17, 2026
A rental property can have fresh paint, clean floors, working appliances, and a completed maintenance checklist, yet still sit vacant longer than expected. For property owners, this can be frustrating: if the home is ready for a tenant, why isn't someone signing a lease?The a...
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Before You Switch to a Short-Term Rental: What Property Owners Should Consider
By Daniel Robertson Thursday, September 17, 2026
For property owners, converting a long-term rental into a short-term rental can look like an opportunity to increase revenue and create more flexibility. A property that once had one tenant for a year could instead generate income through frequent stays, potentially allowing an o...
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September usually signals the beginning of our seasonal slowdown, but there is no shortage of news to cover this month. The broader U.S. economy is once again sending mixed signals: hiring rebounded strongly in August after a weak summer stretch, while inflation remains above the...
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What Should Landlords Check After a Tenant Moves Out?
By Daniel Robertson Friday, September 11, 2026
Key TakeawaysA tenant moving out is the start of an important transition period for a rental property.Landlords should carefully review the property's condition, including interior spaces, appliances, fixtures, and exterior areas.Photos and written documentation can help esta...
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How Fast Should a Landlord Respond to Rental Inquiries in 2026?
By Daniel Robertson Friday, September 11, 2026
How Fast Should a Landlord Respond to Rental Inquiries in 2026?Key TakeawaysResponding quickly to rental inquiries can help keep prospective tenants engaged.Same-day communication should be a practical goal for landlords whenever possible.A quick response does not have to mean im...
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21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: What It Means for Utah Rental Owners
By Daniel Robertson Monday, September 7, 2026
Utah rental property owners have a lot to keep track of this year, and the newest development comes straight from Washington. On July 11, 2026, Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, marking the most significant federal housing legislation in decades. The bill clea...
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What Keeps Good Tenants? 7 Reasons Renters Choose to Renew Their Lease
By Daniel Robertson Friday, September 4, 2026
Key TakeawaysResponsive maintenance and consistent communication can strongly influence a tenant’s decision to stay.Tenants are more likely to renew when their home provides comfort, stability, and good overall value.Small improvements and thoughtful amenities can strengthe...
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