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10 Tips for First-Time Landlords Who Want Better Relationships With Tenants

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, May 14, 2020
A positive landlord-tenant relationship can reduce many of the problems associated with property management. Tenants who maintain positive relations with their landlord throughout their tenancy are more likely to renew contracts and pay rent on time. Whether you’re a ...
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Things to Consider When Renting Out Your Property

By Daniel Robertson Sunday, April 19, 2020
There are many things to consider when renting out your property. It may seem exciting to get some extra cash flow by turning your home into a rental opportunity, but you need to know what to expect. Have you done this before? Are you familiar with the pros and cons? Do you ...
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Landlord Insurance Tips That Can Save You Money On Your Rental Property

By Daniel Robertson Monday, February 24, 2020
As real estate investors ourselves, learning how to save money on a rental property is crucial to the game. But, sometimes it’s not all about saving money. It’s protecting yourself from any accidents that might happen to your tenants on any of your properties. The go...
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How to Maximize Property Management Cost Savings

By Daniel Robertson Friday, January 31, 2020
As any good real estate book will tell you, the formula for real estate investing success is some variation of the following: Maximize revenue + Minimize expenses = Maximum Profit. For example, a rent increase would obviously be a move to maximize revenue while price shopping ma...
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What to Do If Your Property is Being Used in a Rental Scam

By Daniel Robertson Monday, October 21, 2019
Owning, maintaining, and managing an apartment can be an overwhelming task, especially when it isn’t your full-time job. In addition to property upkeep, collecting rent, and finding the right tenants, there’s an additional factor you need to keep in mind: rental...
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7 Security Deposit Tips for Landlords From Utah Property Managers

By Daniel Robertson Monday, October 21, 2019
Almost every rental property requires a security deposit of some kind. A security deposit is a one-time fee that is due at lease signing and acts as a “damage deposit” for a new renter. Typically, the renter will get this money back when they move out if there is no ...
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Property Management Fees: What to Expect

By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Before handing over your property to be managed by a third-party, you probably have one question on your mind, “How much does property management cost?” This is a completely reasonable question and can make or break your decision to hire a property manager. Whil...
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The Eviction Process in Utah: 6 Costs to Consider

By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Do you know how much the eviction process in Utah can cost? On average, the cost of eviction can be upwards of $3,500 and takes anywhere from three to four weeks to complete. Basically, an eviction does not come cheap. Most people believe that an evictio...
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How a Residential Property Management Company Finds the Best Tenants

By Daniel Robertson Monday, October 7, 2019
If you’ve ever owned a rental property, you know that the quality of your tenants can make or break the experience. Ideally, every tenant would pay rent on time, keep the home clean, and never break anything. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. In addition to handl...
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Tenant Screening: 4 Steps Every Property Manager Should Complete

By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Screening tenants for a rental property is a crucial responsibility for any rental property manager. So, when interviewing property management firms to decide who will take the best care of your rental, make sure you inquire about their tenant screening p...
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