For landlords in Las Vegas, tenant turnover can be one of the most expensive parts of owning a rental property. It’s also easy to underestimate the costs and just how expensive it will be to prepare your property for a new resident. Changing tenants means more than...
It’s easy to make mistakes when you’re renting out a Las Vegas property. Whether you’re new to being a landlord or an experienced investor who rents out an entire portfolio of homes, mistakes can be expensive. Worse – they can make you rethink whether you should be...
Investing in real estate is an attractive money move because it provides benefits such as recurring rental income, tax benefits, and an opportunity to build equity in an asset that’s appreciating in value. You’ll also enjoy a pretty reliable hedge against inflation. ...
You might have a thorough screening process in place, where you check credit, verify income, and look for evidence of criminal convictions in an applicant’s background. All of those are important steps in screening a tenant, but no process is complete without...
If you’re not prepared, lease renewals can sneak up on you. The starting point for any lease renewal process is a careful review of the terms of your current rental agreement. There’s a window that your tenant will have to provide their notice to vacate if they’re not...
In the Las Vegas rental market, there’s a high demand for well-maintained homes in desirable neighborhoods. When you have a home to rent out, whether it’s a home you once lived in yourself or a property you decide to buy as an investment, you’re well-positioned to...
