Before you can find a tenant and start collecting rent, you have to make sure your Las Vegas rental property is ready for the market. There are lots of details required, and a deep understanding of how the market works and what tenants are looking for in a home. As a...
Relationships are hard sometimes, but the relationship you have with your Las Vegas tenants shouldn’t be adversarial or difficult. They should be respectful, professional, and based on trust and transparency. Ultimately, you want your tenants to be happy living in...
You likely did not become a landlord without understanding most of your general responsibilities. When you rent out a Las Vegas property, you’re required to keep it safe, habitable, and well-maintained. If something breaks, you fix it. Things can get confusing,...
The move-in process is important because it sets the tone of your relationship with your new tenants. If you are prepared, organized, and supportive during this process, you’re likely going to have a better relationship with your renters and a far more pleasant...
An effective tenant screening process is fair, consistent, and rigorous. It ensures that the person you are placing in your Las Vegas rental property is responsible and can be relied upon to pay rent on time, take care of your property, and respect the terms set forth...
Competitive pricing will help you minimize vacancy and maximize income with your Las Vegas rental property. It might seem as easy as attaching a figure that makes sense, but there’s actually an art and a science that goes into accurately pricing your property. The...
