When Sandy real estate investors ask when they’ll begin to see ROI on their rental properties, the answer is usually pretty unsatisfactory: It depends. The speed with which you begin to earn returns will depend on a number of factors. It depends on whether you paid...
Before we begin marketing a rental home and looking for a tenant, we want to make sure the property is rent ready. But, what does that mean? It means your Sandy rental property is ready to rent. It’s in move-in condition and ready for occupancy. You don’t want to...
Establishing a rental value for your Sandy investment property is an important first step in renting it out. It’s not as easy as it sounds, and even experienced investors can be confused and uncertain about what they should be charging. You may have a specific idea in...
Things feel a bit uncertain in the Sandy rental market and in markets across the country as we continue to deal with the COVID pandemic and its economic fallout. While there’s an eviction moratorium in place for tenants who have been financially impacted and cannot...
Traditionally, evicting a tenant in Sandy can happen fairly quickly if you’ve been careful about documenting your tenant’s lack of payment or lease violations. These days, things are more complicated, with the CDC eviction moratorium in place for tenants who have been...
At the beginning of any landlord/tenant relationship, a lease agreement is signed. This is a contract that outlines your responsibilities and those of your tenants. Sometimes, those responsibilities are straightforward and easy to understand. Landlords are responsible...
