Property Management Blog

Last year prices for apartment rentals in Las Vegas increased by 30%. The trend is continuing, making the state a lucrative market for real estate investors. It's also an ideal opportunity for anyone considering getting into the real estate market.However, the inves...

Becoming a landlord brings a lot of new responsibilities. If you want to be successful and fill vacant properties with paying tenants, the easiest way is to be a great landlord!Are you ready to learn how to be a good landlord? Here are seven landlord tips you need to know!1. Star...

Last September, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department delivered over 1,000 eviction notices. There were also almost 1,500 lockouts during the same period.Many evictions are the result of homeowners trying to reclaim their property. This usually occurs after tenants fail to...

Are you thinking of investing in Last Vegas real estate? Are you wondering how the right property management company can help you?Believe it or not, property management services are extremely popular for out-of-state or busy investors. They will manage things like maintenance, re...

Rent values for homes in the Las Vegas area surged almost 23% in July 2021 compared to last year. If you're looking to start or expand your real estate investment portfolio, now could be the time.Getting investment property financing is a key step in the process. How are you ...

Some tenants warrant an eviction, but you can't rush the process. Unintentionally violating laws during removal can turn the cumbersome tenant eviction process into a nightmare.The Nevada eviction process will help all Nevada property owners stay within the law when making an...

One of the biggest challenges that landlords face is how to determine the rent price of their property. Not only will this number affect your profits – but it’ll also influence the types of renters you attract. For instance, pricing your rental property too ...

One of the greatest things about being a landlord is getting your rental checks from your tenants on time.In a perfect world, you would never have an issue with rent collection. Unfortunately, we don't live in a perfect world. People can be forgetful (or deceptive) and millio...

The U.S. has at least 48.5 million rental units, including apartments, duplexes, and single-family homes. Nearly half of those rental units are owned by individual people. Owning rental property can be a great source of income, especially if you can find conscientious and de...

The average credit score in the U.S. is 711, which falls into the "good" category. If you own rental properties, checking an applicant's credit score offers a way to judge whether they will be a good tenant or not. The downside is that you might wonder how to c...