Property Management Blog

You’re renting out a place in Las Vegas, and suddenly, things take a turn. A tenant stops paying rent. Or maybe they break a rule in the lease. You do what landlords are supposed to do — send a written notice to quit. But then what? Does a notice to quit expire? ...

Renting out a property in Las Vegas can seem like a lucrative opportunity. The city's vibrant tourism industry has led to a surge in short-term rentals, with approximately 10,000 homes listed for such purposes. However, many rentals operate without proper licensing, rend...

Many landlords are caught off guard by the hardship stay of eviction, which allows tenants facing financial hardship to temporarily pause their eviction process. While it’s meant to protect renters in crisis, it can create serious financial setbacks for property owners...

One often overlooked aspect of rental maintenance is carpet replacement. Over time, even the best carpets wear down due to foot traffic, spills, and everyday use. But how often should you replace carpets in a rental property?The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. Factors ...

A vacant property can quickly turn into a squatter’s new home, leaving Las Vegas landlords grappling with legal headaches. Squatting, though often illegal, can spiral into a serious issue if not handled promptly and effectively.Squatters may claim adverse possession rights,...

Did you know there’s a growing demand for affordable housing in Las Vegas? With housing costs on the rise, low-income families are turning to programs like Section 8 of the U.S. Housing Act of 1937 for help—and landlords like you can play a vital role in meeting this ...

Las Vegas landlords often envision rental property ownership as an easy route to passive income, property appreciation, and a steady stream of tenants eager to enjoy that unique desert lifestyle. But as many quickly realize, self-managing your property isn’t exactly the &ld...

We know how exciting it is to own a rental property investment in Las Vegas. Still, the big question is: Is your property manager doing their job to ensure that everything in your business and rental property is in good shape?If you are a seasoned landlord or investor, you might ...

Imagine this: you're a landlord or a property manager, and in today’s fiercely competitive rental market, your goal is simple—attract and retain great tenants. However, with so many rental homes in the market these days, the real question is how you can make ...

Landlords and property owners are constantly weighing the pros and cons of allowing pets in their rental properties. They usually set rules for pets to prevent their property from wear and tear and serious damage. However, as a landlord, you must follow the Federal Fair Hous...