Winning Over Gen Z and Millennials: A Landlord's Guide to the Next Generation of Renters
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 21, 2025
The rental market is no longer dominated by Baby Boomers and Gen X. Millennials and Gen Z are now the largest renter demographics, and their expectations are reshaping the landlord-tenant landscape. These tech-savvy, experience-driven generations have unique needs and preferences...
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Unearthing Hidden Gems: How to Spot an Undervalued Property in Utah's Real Estate Market
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 21, 2025
Savvy investors and homebuyers alike are always on the hunt for that diamond in the rough – the undervalued property with the potential for significant returns. But in a competitive market like Utah, finding these hidden gems requires a keen eye, strategic thinking, and a b...
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2025 Utah Proposed Bills for Housing Legislation (Part 1)
By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, February 19, 2025
The 2025 Utah Legislative Session is in full swing, and if you own property or are involved in real estate, you should pay attention. Lawmakers are debating several housing-related bills that could reshape homeownership, rental regulations, and community development across t...
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The end of February will mark an exciting transition in the property management industry. As we move beyond the "slow season," preparations are already underway for the busy summer leasing period. In this update, we’ll cover the latest economic trends, provide key...
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Renting with a Disability: Know Your Rights in Utah
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 14, 2025
Finding the right home can be a challenge for anyone, but it can be especially difficult for individuals with disabilities. Understanding your rights as a tenant with a disability is crucial for ensuring a comfortable and accessible living situation. In Utah, landlords have speci...
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Why Some Rental Properties in Utah Stay Vacant Longer Than Others
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 14, 2025
In the bustling Salt Lake City, Utah real estate market, rental properties are usually in high demand. So, why do some properties languish vacant for weeks or even months while others are snapped up in a matter of days? The answer lies in a complex interplay of factors, from the ...
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What Landlords Often Overlook When Vetting Tenants
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 7, 2025
Tenant screening is one of the most crucial steps in ensuring a successful rental experience. While most landlords focus on credit scores and income verification, there are other red flags that can indicate potential issues down the line. Failing to consider these factors can res...
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Tenant Rights During Property Sales: What Happens When Your Landlord Sells?
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 7, 2025
If you're renting a home or apartment and your landlord decides to sell the property, you may have concerns about what this means for your lease and your rights as a tenant. Understanding tenant rights during a property sale can help you navigate this transition with confiden...
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Landlord's Guide When Allowing Service Animals in Utah
By Daniel Robertson Friday, February 7, 2025
One area that often leaves property owners scratching their heads is the handling of service or assistance animals. Many landlords are confused about what is legally required and what is simply the best practice. Service animals are not just pets—they play a criti...
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Beyond the Slopes: Year-Round Appeal of Salt Lake City for Renters
By Daniel Robertson Friday, January 31, 2025
Salt Lake City. The name conjures images of pristine powder, exhilarating ski runs, and cozy après-ski gatherings. And while the Wasatch Mountains’ world-class ski resorts undeniably draw a significant portion of the population, Salt Lake City's appeal extends fa...
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