Property Management Blog

Being a property manager is hard enough without having to worry about penalties and fines. Unfortunately, that's what property managers have to deal with when they don't keep up with tax documents. It can be a huge headache, but it doesn't have to be.Keeping track of ...

Rental rates in Las Vegas are currently at 6.1%, which is 1% higher than the national average. More vacancies mean more competition among landlords looking to secure tenants for their investment properties.So, if you've already got excellent tenants in your properties, it mak...

Did you know that the average net worth of a real estate investor is 44 times greater than that of a renter? That's right, real estate investors have proven to be highly successful in accumulating wealth over time.If you're interested in real estate investing, then you ne...

Did you know that 36% of US households are renters? With such a large market, it's essential to make your rental property stand out. Avoiding common property marketing mistakes can help you attract more tenants and succeed in real estate investing.In this article, we'll e...

The Las Vegas rental market isn't quite as hot right now as it was a couple of years ago. But it's still a great time to be one of the many rental property owners in the area.Both first-time landlords and long-time real estate investing experts in Las Vegas can bring in m...

Did you know that 90% of millionaires have become wealthy through real estate investing? If you want to join the ranks of smart real estate investors, keep reading to learn the best real estate investing tips for 2023. These tips will help you make wise decisions and grow your we...

There are millions of landlords in the United States today, the majority of whom are "mom-and-pop" individuals who own just one or two properties. There are many benefits to becoming a landlord, including having a passive income source, flexibility to sell at the right ...

The rate of Las Vegas evictions rose from 2022 to 2023, leading to more legal action from struggling tenants. High eviction rates are typically framed as a problem for tenants alone, when the truth is that evictions are bad for landlords, too.If you're looking for ways to cut...

The average renter in the United States stays in a building for 27.5 months, which is a little more than two years. Given that the majority of rental leases are for 12 months, it is clear that a high percentage of tenants successfully negotiate a renewal on their lease.If you are...

Do your tenants have a tendency to pay rent late? Are you spending thousands every year on tenant turnover in search of tenants that will start paying rent on time?If late payments are causing a chronic problem in your properties, it could have to do with the way that you approac...