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Cap Rates in the Las Vegas Rental Market in 2026
Cap rates in Las Vegas run about 4% to 6% for most single-family rentals in 2026, lower in premium areas. See the bands by submarket…
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Airbnb and Short-Term Rental Rules in Clark County for 2026
Airbnb rules in Clark County require a license and strict limits, but a 2025 court injunction paused enforcement. See the rules and what changed.
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Renting to Section 8 and Housing Voucher Tenants in Las Vegas
Renting to voucher holders is neither the nightmare some Las Vegas landlords fear nor effortless free money. Here is how the Housing Choice Voucher program…
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Do You Need a Rental License in Clark County and Las Vegas
Do you need a license to rent out your Las Vegas property? It depends on your jurisdiction and whether the rental is long-term or short-term.…
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Landscaping and Irrigation Maintenance for Las Vegas Rentals
In a region this serious about water, landscaping is a compliance issue, not just curb appeal. Watering rules, the 2027 turf ban, drip irrigation upkeep,…
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The Make-Ready and Unit Turn Process for Las Vegas Rentals
The unit turn is where a surprising amount of annual return is won or lost. A fast, high-quality make-ready protects your rent. Here is how…
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How to Reduce Tenant Turnover in Your Las Vegas Rental
Turnover is the silent profit killer in a Las Vegas rental. Keeping a good tenant one more year almost always beats replacing them. Here are…
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Rental Property Taxes for Las Vegas Owners, 1099s, Schedule E, and Depreciation
Nevada gives landlords a real state-level tax advantage, while federal rules reward owners who keep good records. A plain-English overview of Schedule E, deductions, depreciation,…
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How a Las Vegas Property Manager Handles Your Money, Trust Accounting and Owner Statements
Where does your rent go, and how do you know you are getting all of it? A plain-English look at property management trust accounts, owner…