This blog post argues that proactive tenant screening and professional property management are crucial for landlords to prevent costly evictions, potentially saving over $15,000 annually per 3-property portfolio.  The True…

This playbook outlines key legal considerations for landlords in Utah for 2026, focusing on security deposits, disclosures, notices, evictions, fair housing, and upcoming legislative changes. The perception of Utah as…

The Problem with Reactive Maintenance Addressing issues only after they occur — a "run-to-failure" approach — is a costly and inefficient strategy for Utah property owners. While seemingly thrifty by…

A Deep Dive into Self-Management Expenses This blog post from Rentomatic details the hidden costs of self-managing rental properties, arguing that the perceived savings of DIY management are often outweighed…

This document details the common frustrations landlords experience with property management fees, particularly the opacity of percentage-based models that often lead to significantly higher actual costs than initially perceived. It…

Landlords often rely on the assumption that rent collection signifies adequate property management, overlooking the critical nuances that differentiate merely adequate from exceptional performance. This guide provides a framework for…

This blog post argues that premium properties, particularly luxury rentals in Utah, deserve premium management that is transparently priced, advocating for a flat-rate fee structure over traditional percentage-based models. The…

Meet Sarah: A Landlord's Journey Meet Sarah. She owned three rental properties across the Salt Lake Valley—a $2,200/month duplex in Draper, a $2,800/month condo in West Jordan, and a $3,100/month…

This blog post, dated 2026, discusses the evolving landscape of property management fees for Utah landlords, focusing on the rise of flat-rate models as a challenger to the traditional percentage-based…

Why Smart Landlords Are Ditching Percentage Fees Something's shifting in the property management industry. Across Utah and nationwide, landlords are asking a question that seems obvious in hindsight: "Why am…