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Key TakeawaysPet-friendly rentals are leased an average of eight days faster than those that prohibit pets.Nearly six in ten renters now own pets, up from less than half just a few years ago.Allowing pets in rental properties attracts more views, saves, and shares—boosting marketing reach and filling vacancies faster.Property owners must wei...

Key TakeawaysAI-skilled talent in the U.S. and Canada grew by over 50% between mid-2024 and mid-2025, driving demand in major real estate markets.Cities like San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Toronto, and Washington, D.C. are seeing higher office leasing activity and rising apartment rents due to AI industry growth.Property management companies are...

Key TakeawaysRising mortgage rates and hesitant buyers are pushing more homeowners into becoming “accidental landlords.”Delistings have jumped by over 40 percent, signaling sellers are renting rather than cutting prices.Utah renters may benefit from more single-family rental options, though rent growth is expected to slow to 1–2 p...

Key TakeawaysGovernment regulations can significantly impact landlord profitability and flexibility.Rent control policies aim to stabilize housing costs but may discourage new construction and reduce housing supply.Eviction laws protect tenants but require landlords to follow strict, often complex procedures.Property taxes and subsidies can either ...

The rental market is changing, and one of the most notable trends in recent years is the growing number of older adults choosing to rent rather than own. Whether it’s for convenience, financial flexibility, or to downsize from a large family home, seniors are becoming a significant and influential segment of the rental population. For Utah la...

In Utah’s fast-evolving rental market, landlords are constantly seeking ways to maximize returns while keeping operations sustainable. For many, short-term rentals through platforms like Airbnb or VRBO offer an attractive opportunity to boost income, especially in tourist-friendly areas like Salt Lake City, Park City, and Moab. But diving int...

As a landlord or property owner in Utah, maintaining profitability is always top of mind. Whether you’re managing a single-family home or a portfolio of rentals, protecting your cash flow is essential. One often-overlooked risk to your bottom line? Failing to inspect units when tenants are in default.It may seem like a small step, or even an ...

When it comes to renting a property in Utah, one of the most significant upfront costs tenants face is the security deposit. Traditionally, tenants are required to pay an amount—often equal to one month’s rent—to cover any potential damages, unpaid rent, or lease violations. However, in recent years, an increasing number of landlo...

Immigration enforcement has become a growing concern in many communities across the United States—including here in Utah. As a property manager or landlord, you may find yourself caught between federal immigration authorities and your tenants’ rights. With increased enforcement efforts by agencies like ICE and USCIS, it’s crucial ...

Unit inspections are one of the most critical yet often overlooked responsibilities in property management. In Utah’s fast-paced rental market, regularly checking units isn’t just about monitoring tenant behavior—it’s about safeguarding your investment, reducing risk, and ensuring legal accuracy in the event of lease violati...