Investor & Landlord Tip of the Month
Nate's Topics of the Month:
  • Book Recommendation
  • The HEALS Act Update
  • Lawn Tip for keeping it green in hot weather
Salt Lake Rental Market Update
By: Collin Hopkins
(The rental saturation percentage is a measurement of the percent of properties that are non-owner occupied and are most likely rental properties. The census percent is simply indicating the responses given in census surveys where RentRange data is based on reports and tax records.)
Even though we continue in this pandemic, the demand for rentals continues. We are still seeing rents rising with new leases, although renewal rates are staying more level due to landlords not increasing rents as much or at all this year due to COVID-19.
Team News
Welcome Olivia Barton!
Even during crazy pandemic times great things happen, you can ask Jeff on our leasing team. He welcomed his first baby on July 27th. A beautiful baby girl named Olivia.

Congratulations to Jeff and his wife for bringing this gorgeous little thing to life!
Weekly Updates
We have been doing our best to keep everyone informed about the latest news going on by sending weekly updates with the most important information related to the industry. If you missed a week, you can check them out below:

  • July 31st Update
  • Rental Collection for July as good as 2019
  • Rental Trends
  • HEALS act
  • Avoiding former tenant lawsuits

We want to deliver information that is useful for our clients and tenants and also keep them up to date with our rent collection report.

You can see all of the updates HERE

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Keyrenter Resident Relief Fund - Update
Our relief fund for residents continues. Thank you all for you generosity as we have and will continue to be able to help our great residents having financial difficulty. 
Team Member Spotlight
Andrea Gonzalez - Fall season winterization
As summer comes to an end, the temperature will descend, and cold weather can cause some serious damage to the sprinkler systems. That is something our clients don't need to worry about, as we are taking action before something happens and we take care of winterization as a part of our services.

Here are a few reasons why winterizing your system is so important:

  1. Freezing temperatures can seriously damage irrigation systems: When water freezes, it expands. Eleven cubic feet of water will become twelve cubic feet of ice. This hydro-expansion can cause fittings, sprinklers, valves, pumps, pipes and other ​parts of the irrigation system to freeze to burst and break. Draining your system of all water and enduring the lines are blown out is the only way to ensure that it will still be in working order when spring arrives.
  2. Your warranty could be voided if you don’t winterize: Irrigation services recommend that you “blow out” your irrigation system rather than relying on gravity to pull all of the water out of the pipes, valves and other parts. Indeed, many irrigation services void their labor and parts warranties if the homeowner fails to arrange for blow out winterization services.
  3. You can save money on expensive irrigation system repairs: If your irrigation system freezes, the resulting expansion could cause most of the components to be destroyed, meaning that you will have to pay someone for any irrigation repairs which could vary from $700-$1150 depending on how deep a technician would need to dig in the cold months and most stop and waste valves are buried 7-10 ft deep.
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