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What Options Do I Have If My Tenant is Breaking a Lease Agreement?

By Daniel Robertson Sunday, September 6, 2020
Lease agreements are invaluable legal contracts that allow both the tenant and the property owner to abide by the rules of the tenancy. It’s a form of assurance that the tenant will pay rent until the expiry of the lease and that the landlord won’t raise the rent.But...
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How To Maximize Tenant Retention

By Daniel Robertson Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Getting new clients isn’t very easy and each month your property stays vacant is a month you’ve lost income. Did you know improving your tenant retention rates by approximately 5% increases your profits by between 25%-95%? Crazy, right?But how does a l...
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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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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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Tips for New Rental Property Owners – Part 2

By Daniel Robertson Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Tips for New Rental Property Owners – Part 2 As we mentioned in part one of this article, being a new landlord for your rental property can be intimidating. There are several things that you need to learn. Below are several tips that will help you get a better und...
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Tips for New Rental Property Owners – Part 1

By Daniel Robertson Sunday, March 30, 2014
Tips for New Rental Property Owners – Part 1 Becoming a landlord for the first time can be a very stressful situation. Finding a qualified tenant is probably the first thing on your mind, but it is also very important that you are complying with all the important rules...
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Tips for Marketing Your Vacancies on the Web

By Daniel Robertson Thursday, March 27, 2014
Tips for Marketing Your Vacancies on the Web Remember when finding a new tenant meant throwing up a sign in the yard and placing an ad in the weekend paper? Times were simpler then. With sites like KSL and Craigslist attracting tons of local traffic and allowing free classif...
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