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Navigating the Legal Landscape: Lesser-Known Landlord Responsibilities in Utah

By Daniel Robertson Monday, November 27, 2023
As a landlord, it's not just about finding the right tenants and maintaining your property; it's also about navigating the complex legal landscape that comes with property management. While many landlords are well-versed in the basics, there are often lesser-known respons...
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The Art of Crafting the Perfect Rental Listing: A Deep Dive into Psychology and Property Management

By Daniel Robertson Monday, November 27, 2023
In the world of property management, the success of attracting the right tenants begins long before they step foot into a property. It starts with the art of crafting the perfect rental listing — a skill that goes beyond mere descriptions of square footage and amenities. In...
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The Basics on How to Split Utilities Between Tenants

By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, November 21, 2023
Did you know about 39 million people live in apartments in the United States?Many of these people share building spaces with other tenants. As a landlord, you are likely going to get charged utilities for the entire building.So now the challenge is how to split utilities between ...
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Keys to Preventing Security Deposit Disputes in Utah

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, November 16, 2023
Renting a property in Utah can be an exciting yet intricate process for both landlords and tenants. One aspect that often causes tension is the security deposit. In Utah, as in many other states, security deposits are a crucial part of the rental agreement, serving to protect lan...
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How to Become a Landlord With No Money in Salt Lake City, Utah

By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, November 14, 2023
Becoming a landlord is one of the safest and most worthwhile long-term investments. However, as the average house price in the U.S. costs around $410,200, becoming one can be expensive.Fortunately, you can start a career in this field without cash in your bank. It can be a strugg...
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Blog Post Market Updates for November 2023

Market Updates for November 2023

By Daniel Robertson Monday, November 13, 2023
The economic and real estate landscapes are changing just as rapidly as the weather with big news regarding both in just the past couple of weeks. In this update, we will highlight big change in the labor market, discuss the Fed’s outlook on interest rates, and explore the ...
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How to Handle Abandoned Personal Property Left by a Tenant in Utah

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, November 9, 2023
Are you a landlord in Utah who has encountered the challenge of dealing with personal property left behind by a tenant who has moved out? It's a common situation, and navigating it can be tricky. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to effectively handle abando...
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The Best Tips on How to Tell a Tenant to Move Out Nicely

By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Fifty-one percent of surveyed tenants have lied on their rental applications.Problematic tenants are the biggest cause of landlord headaches. They lie on their applications, cause property damage, make rent collection difficult, disturb the peace, and more.The best way to deal wi...
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Navigating Real Estate Challenges: How to Lease Your Utah Rental Property in a Down Market

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, November 2, 2023
Real estate markets can be unpredictable, and economic downturns can make leasing your Utah rental property a challenging endeavor. However, with the right strategies and a proactive approach, you can still find success even in a down market. In this article, we'll explore so...
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4 Signs You Need to Hire a Property Management Company

By Daniel Robertson Saturday, October 28, 2023
There are nearly 20 million rental properties in the United States.Owning rental property in Salt Lake City can be a great way to make money, but it also comes with a lot of work. As a landlord, you might find yourself doing things like finding tenants, taking care of repairs, an...
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