Do you love selling properties, but not the hassle of leasing and management?

When you partner with Rize Property Management by referring property management clients to them, they’ll send the love right back!

1. YOU RETAIN YOUR CLIENT RELATIONSHIP - They have a guaranteed non-compete agreement. If your client ever expresses interest in buying or selling any property, they send them right back to you.
2. THEY TAKE GREAT CARE OF YOUR CLIENTS - Old school property management of reacting to issues is out the window. They’re proactive and investor-focused to ensure the property management experience is smooth and profitable.
3. THEY PAY YOU FOR EVERY REFERRAL - When you send them a property management client who hires them, they pay you a $750!

To learn more, visit:  rizepropertymanagement.com/realtors

To contact Rize Property Management:  Call (801) 471-2473, e-mail info@rizepm.com, or visit rizepropertymanagement.com.

 

Residential property management is much different than it used to be.  It’s not simply about collecting rent and keeping tenants quiet.  21^st century property management is about performance and focus.  That’s where Rize comes in.  We focus in single and small multifamily property management and our job is to maximize net income while creating a passive investment so our clients can rest assured their asset is performing at the highest potential.  Our fee structure incentivizes us to do just that.  We don’t get paid unless you do.

In fact, our goal is to make our fee irrelevant.  Time after time clients who self-manage bring us their properties and even with our fee, they make more money without doing any of the work.  We understand that rental property is a small ball game and every bit counts towards the end goal.  Don’t let anyone tell that $10 per month doesn’t matter! 

Perhaps you are a new investor or you have been in the game, but either way, we are here to help.  We would be honored to sit down and discuss any challenges you have to overcome or goals to achieve.  Give us a call to learn more about how we can help make your buy and hold dreams come true.

Jon Neviaser
Rize Property Management
jon@rizepm.com 
(801) 210-7002
https://rizepropertymanagement.com/

          

The Utah REIA is excited to announce Reeder Asset Management as this year's Diamond sponsor. In learning about the founder, Cody Reeder, and the services provided by Reeder Asset Management, we found their experience, management philosophy, and empowering nature to be exemplary.

Below are a few paragraphs to help you become familiar with Cody Reeder and Reeder Asset Management:

Investor
Cody Reeder, a native of Logan, UT is the owner of Reeder Asset Management. His career in the Real Estate industry was fueled by the downsizing of his former life in the print-media market in the late 90's, and a late-night infomercial, from a restless night of trying to figure out ‘now what?’.

Each Spring/Summer the Home Depot invites students from other countries to work at the stores located in Sandy, Brickyard, and West Valley.

On March 27th the Sandy store will have 11 students arriving from the Philippines. At this time, they have no housing. Students will stay through June with a few staying until August 10th.

If you have a vacant house (preferably with utilities connected), this would be a perfect opportunity to get it rented for a short term. Each student plans to pay $300 per month and they would prefer to stay together, if possible.

Here are other requested guidelines from the Home Depot:

• Close (walking, bike, or bus) to the Home Depot South Sandy (135 East 11400 South)
• One bed per student (they can purchase their own air mattress if beds are not available)
• Can sleep several to a room (last year 8 slept in one room with bunk beds)
• Access to a bathroom and kitchen (can share with the rest of the household)
• Owner is required to pick up students from the airport upon their arrival

If you are interested, please contact Danielle Lueck at (801) 523-0069 x 077 or send an e-mail to danielle_r_lueck@homedepot.com.

Our friends at the Utah Apartment Association has notified us of a need to alert our Senators of the desire to make Section 8 an Optional Government Program. Details are below:

The rental housing industry had a big week at the legislature and we need your help to make sure our gains are not released.

What we need from you:

Housing Authorities and their advocates are engaged in a grass roots efforts to contact Senators to urge them to vote against a bill that is GREAT for our industry and affordable housing. We need your help contacting your Senator as a constituent and letting them know how good this bill will be for affordable housing. SB 175 Fair Housing Option Amendments, Margaret Dayton (R), Orem, has passed out of Senate committee and will go to the floor of the Senate this week for a vote. The housing authorities and advocates will be sending emails this week to Senators claiming the sky will fall if this bill is passed. Nothing could be further from the truth and emails from actual constituents of each Senator will counter this hysteria. We need your help to let your Senator know what this bill does and why they should support it.

What this bill does:

It allows Utah landlords to opt out of working with housing authorities, by allowing us to refuse to work with the Section 8 voucher program without being discriminatory. Here is the actual language of the bill:

(a) Government assistance payments paid to a landlord under
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