Property Management Blog

Las Vegas renters are approaching 2026 with more defined expectations than in previous years. Rising living costs, evolving work habits, and lifestyle changes are influencing how renters and tenants evaluate rental property options across the Las Vegas market.Instead of choosing ...

Reasonable accommodation requests are becoming increasingly common as renters seek housing that supports accessibility, safety, and long-term comfort. For Las Vegas housing providers, understanding how to handle these requests correctly is essential because federal, state, and lo...

The Las Vegas rental market is known for rapid shifts, and 2026 is shaping up to be a year marked by measured rent growth, evolving renter expectations, and a stronger focus on long-term value. As inflation steadies and the city’s economic diversification continues, landlor...

How much would you risk to earn a little extra income?If you had an empty garage sitting unused, would you remodel it, furnish it, and rent it out for $1,000 a month? For many Las Vegas landlords, that quick cash can be hard to resist.In the rush to earn, few stop to conside...

More renters than ever are looking for homes that welcome their pets, and Las Vegas is no exception. Local listings increasingly highlight pet-friendly rentals, reflecting how deeply pets have become part of tenants’ lives. Yet with demand outpacing supply, many renters sti...

Evictions in Las Vegas carry high stakes for both landlords and tenants. Missing a step can delay a case or even derail it entirely. Nevada’s eviction laws are precise about notice requirements, filing deadlines, and who may legally remove a tenant. Landlords must stee...

For many Las Vegas families, Section 8 housing provides stability and a place to call home, but it also comes with important responsibilities. Lease violations under the Housing Choice Voucher Program can quickly jeopardize a tenant’s housing and expose landlords to noncomp...

Managing rental properties in Las Vegas can be profitable, but it comes with significant responsibilities and risks. Even with careful tenant screening, issues such as non-payment of rent, property damage, or lease violations can arise. In these instances, being reactive rather t...

Las Vegas is hot—literally and figuratively. Rental demand is steady, but so are energy costs. If you're a landlord in this market, you're probably looking for ways to boost income and cut expenses without adding more stress. Here's one path that actually does b...

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? ...