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Blog Post Avoiding Familial Status Discrimination

Avoiding Familial Status Discrimination

Many landlords aren’t familiar with their responsibilities when it comes to renting to families with children or don’t even know that families with children enjoy a protected status under federal housing discrimination laws. Avoiding Familial Status Discrimination is ...
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Blog Post Is your “no pet’s” policy costing your more money than it is saving you?

Is your “no pet’s” policy costing your more money than it is saving you?

There are many reasons why landlords choose to not allow pets on their properties. Some people are worried about the damage to the property. Others are worried about the reaction of the neighbors and other tenants. But the most common reason by far is that the landlord used to al...
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Blog Post How to Handle Noise Complaints from Neighbors

How to Handle Noise Complaints from Neighbors

If you rent out a house in the middle of nowhere, you can rent to the noisiest tenants imaginable. Why? Because no one can hear them. But if you rent to tenants who will live in close proximity to other people, you hope they’ll respect their neighbors’ right to quiet....
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Salt Lake City Property Management Tips: How to Be a Successful Landlord

At Tier One Real Estate, we are a full-service real estate and property management office, and we can help you with all of your Salt Lake City real estate questions. Today, we’re sharing some tips and talking about landlord qualifications.Property Management Salt Lake City:...
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Handling Bad Tenants – Salt Lake City Property Management

Handling Bad Tenants – Salt Lake City Property ManagementNo one signs up for a bad tenant, but it’s a reality of life for landlords. Today, we’re talking about how to find some solutions when you’re dealing with a bad tenant.Property Management Utah: Good ...
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Blog Post The Unfortunate Notice

The Unfortunate Notice

Why is the tenant giving notice now! This may be your first reaction if you receive a notice to vacate from a tenant with a holiday season approaching. The first thought is that no one will rent a property in November, much less December – the holiday month. There is the pr...
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Security Deposits for Salt Lake City Rental Investments | Property Management Tips

One of the things your lease agreement needs to address is the amount of the security deposit that will be collected and held. Today, we’re talking about security deposit rates, and the importance of setting the right one.Over the years, we have found that rates can vary de...
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The Right Way to Evict a Tenant for Nonpayment of Rent – Salt Lake City Property Management Advice

If you have a home for rent, it’s inevitable that you will eventually run into a situation where you have to evict a tenant for nonpayment of rent. The process you follow needs to be right, or you’ll lose a lot of money. Do some research and consult a lawyer. We are n...
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How Tenants Benefit from Renting Salt Lake City Properties that Are Professionally Managed

Professional Management and Experienced ManagersYou’re looking for a new home, and we thank you for involving us in that process. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you, and we want to make the process as smooth as possible. Today, we’re explaining how you can ben...
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Blog Post 6 Things to include in a Rental Lease Agreement

6 Things to include in a Rental Lease Agreement

You’ve purchased a rental property, and now you’re figuring out how to get started as a landlord. Failing to specify all of your requirements and expectations in the lease is one of the more common landlord mistakes. Smart landlords know the best way to safeguard thei...
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