If your Utah Rental Property is sitting vacant, you are losing money each day! Learn how to maximize your rent income by having minimal vacancies between renters.

1. Start advertising in advance.

The first thing you will want to do is make sure that you are paying attention to when your current renter's lease is coming to an end. In the lease, it should specify that the renter will need to give you advance notice if they are not planning to renew. This time of advance notice is typically 30 days. You will want to start advertising and marketing your Utah rental Property immediately to ensure you find a new tenant before the current tenant moves out.

2. Take high quality photos.

To attract prospective renters, it is important to showcase your Utah Rental property very professionally. You can do this by taking high quality photos of your home looking clean and tidy. Using a nice camera will take better photos than a phone. Better photos can make the space look cleaner, brighter, and even larger. This will help you to attract more interested renters and get more rental applications.

3. Well written advertisements.

Now That you have quality photos of your Utah rental property, it is equally important to have a well written advertisement that describes the benefits and details of your property. You will want to specify home size details, any included appliances, as well as any perks or benefits that will make your listing stand out.

4. Advertising and marketing.

The more people that see your available property, the better chance you have at finding interested renters. You might have great photos and a great description, but if no one sees this then it was all for nothing! There are many online listing sites where you can post your Utah rental property advertisements. Some of these include: Rentler, Craigslist, Zillow, Trulia, Lovely, and Apartment List.

Hopefully now you have a qualified renter for your Utah Property! Now the hard work begins. You need to find a highly qualified renter to decrease your risks of lost rent, damages, and evictions. Performing credit checks, criminal checks, evictions history checks, employment and income verification, and calling previous Landlords will help you find a qualified renter.

Want an easier solution for your rental property?

Here at Ease Property Management, we are experienced professionals who will ensure your vacancies are minimized and that good renters are in your home.

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Give us a call or visit our site at leasewitheasepm.com for help with your Utah Rental Property.

Landon Murie

Ease Property Management

801-995-0305