Property Management Blog

It's incredible to know that over 46% of housing units in Las Vegas are for renters.Owning a rental property is enticing, but tasks like repairs can make the job tricky. This gets even more confusing when it comes to figuring out who's responsible for footing the bill.Do ...

You must schedule inspections if you own one of the nation's 48.2 million rental properties. Otherwise, you will be walking into a world filled with consequences. Tenant dissatisfaction, safety, and even legal matters could be staring at you.Making rental property inspections...

Since 72% of renters own pets, you'll cut yourself off from a lot of tenants if you don't allow them. Allowing pets in a rental property can give you a lot of new potential tenants to consider.Despite this, deciding to allow pets in your rental property isn't an easy ...

Out of the 100 biggest U.S. cities, 91 have seen rent prices rise in recent months.Landlords are earning more than ever and they're looking to keep their profits up. One way to do this is by hiring property accounting services.An accounting service will help you manage your e...

Roulette isn't the only money-making game in town in Las Vegas. This famous tourist hotspot is also a popular choice for an ambitious real estate investor.But investing in Las Vegas property comes with some challenges, too. The scorching, hot desert climate means you could fa...

About 10% of tenants are considered 'bad tenants', and you'll want to avoid them.Whether you're a new landlord or have years of experience, you can face various challenges. One of the issues that many landlords face is finding suitable tenants, but fortunately, fo...

The average rent in Las Vegas in Q1 2023 was $1,430 a month - down 2.2% from the same time in 2022.Rental properties can be great investments, but only if you make an effort to maximize your profits. Before you can start making an income, you need to find tenants, and this involv...

About 46.3% of Las Vegas residents are renters, which is lower than most other areas nearby.With fewer renters, it can be more difficult to find and maintain tenants. You need to be a better landlord than others nearby if you want to keep generating income from your rental proper...

About 45% of landlords manage their own properties! If you're an accidental landlord, you'll need to develop a plan to manage yours. Otherwise, you may struggle to generate any revenue.The property could end up draining your account instead of adding to it.Here are a few ...

51 percent of property owners hire property managers -- and with good reason.A property management company will help you find tenants, collect rent, and maintain the property. If you don't want to deal with these responsibilities yourself, a property manager can help.But how ...