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Today, we’re going to talk about some tips and some things that you can do to lessen the days on market during the winter months. The winter months, especially here in Utah, is a time when sometimes you can have a rental unit that’s sitting longer on the market than during the summer months. A
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We know that the eviction moratorium from the CDC has been extended till at least March 31st, Joe  Biden’s gotten behind that and even though we’ve got groups like the NAR, NARPM, various real estate and landlord advocacy groups that are fighting against this, it still is there and in my opinion, it’s not going
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Hey Friends! So let’s talk about the Utah housing shortage, and some local/national laws and orders coming down the pipe. The first one to start off with the housing shortage that we’re facing here in Utah.  There are 55,000 households in Utah that are doubling up. And what that means is essentially 55,000 households that
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Are you lucky enough to own rental property in Salt Lake County? If so, you have a prime opportunity to earn passive income that can benefit you for years to come. Salt Lake County offers an average monthly rental income of $1,185. However, be aware that this average can vary from property to property. This
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Hey friends, Nate with Keyrenter Property Management here. So I’ve been reflecting a little bit today on this year, 2020, some of the challenges, some of the opportunities that have come out of it, as well as what I want to accomplish this next year in 2021. And many of you I’m sure have had
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When you have a property for rent, you’re likely seeking qualified tenants with proven track records. Unfortunately, we don’t live in a perfect world so some tenants may ask to use a co-signer. Should you allow for a cosigner on your Salt Lake City, UT rental property? Like anything else in the world of property
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Vacancies are expensive, especially unexpected vacancies. Empty properties mean you’re still paying for all the expenses associated with the rental without generating the income to cover the costs. The longer the home is vacant, the more money you spend. Tenant retention strategies and a focus on lease renewals in Salt Lake City help local landlords
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