Category: Renters

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Renters’ Due Diligence

Renters due diligence includes different steps depending on what you hope to get out of a rental property. Here are some tips for tenants, whether you’re a first-time renter or a veteran. Set Your Budget Is there anything worse than browsing listings and falling in love with a property, only

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Fight for Your Right to Rent

Although many property owners like to rent a home for supplemental income, the bottom line can’t be the only driving force in rental property management. There are certain rights afforded to tenants of a rental unit, some of which Rhino Property Management details below. Tenant Rights All Landlords Should Know

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Understanding Utah’s Rental Market

If there is one word that could be used to describe the housing market here in Utah, that word would have to be volatile. Thanks to the rapid expansion of cities such as Herriman, Vineyard, St. George, and Draper, legions of housing developments — including single-family homes, townhouses, and apartment

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What to Expect When You Move Into An HOA

If you’re considering moving into a home that has an HOA(Homeowners Association), you probably have a few questions. The quality of the HOA that you are moving into will vary depending on where you are moving, as no two HOAs are the same. Before making a decision to move into

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5 Easy Decorating Ideas for Renters

When you live in a rental unit, it can be hard to make the space feel like your own. You want to feel comfortable, and make it feel like home. But you also don’t want to sacrifice your deposit by painting the walls or drilling a bunch of holes into

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Why You Want Millennials to Fill Your Vacancies

The majority of your future clientele consists of millenials. There are changes and trends that come with every new generation, and as you clientele begins to change as the generations get older, you need to learn and develop new skills and tactics to market your properties more efficiently.

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8 Ways to Save on Apartment Utilities

Many of us made New Year’s resolutions last month to put more money in the bank every month, and if you’re still not saving as much as you’d like, it’s a good idea to take a look at your utility usage. Winter, after all, can be your most expensive season

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How to Handle Tenants with Pets

One major decision you have to make as a property manager is whether or not you are going to allow your renters to have pets. And even when you do decide you want to allow pets, there are a variety of concerns and accommodations you’ll want to consider. Here is

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Add Some Hygge to Your Home this Winter

Now that daylight savings time has kicked in, we’re all looking out our windows in astonishment when 6pm brings total darkness. The long, dark nights and freezing temperatures drive us all indoors. We’re left fretting in our houses, getting blue, missing the sun.

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What Kind of Property Are You Looking For?

When searching for a new home, some of us have a hard time even knowing where to get started. Most listing sites will make you start with choosing what kind of property you’re looking for, whether that’s an apartment in a high rise, a unit in a multi-family home, a

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Four Unique Tips for Savvy Apartment Hunters

With one quick visit, it can be hard to tell how a new place will work out. However, there are some creative solutions that can give you a better idea of what you’re looking for. Try out these tips while you’re hunting for a new rental property. 1. Go to

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