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The October Airbnb Fee Change and Your Las Vegas Owner Statement
Reconcile October bookings by reservation date, check platform deductions against the management agreement, and trace each owner-statement amount to its source.
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Event Guest and Sublet Checks for Las Vegas Rental Owners
Review guest and paid-stay requests before the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix and NFR. Keep lease consent, local licensing and HOA requirements separate.
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How a Las Vegas Property Manager Verifies Owner Bank Account Changes
Know what to ask a Las Vegas property manager before changing the bank account for owner distributions, including verification, cutoff dates and confirmation.
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E-Bike Battery Fire Lease Rules for Las Vegas Rentals Before Fire Prevention Week
Review charging locations, emergency instructions and proposed lease rules for a Las Vegas rental. Learn what to ask your property manager and qualified advisers before…
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Hiring a Las Vegas Property Manager for a Rental That’s Still Mid-Renovation
What changes when a Las Vegas owner hires a property manager for a rental that is still under active renovation, from timeline honesty to safety…
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How to Pass Down a Las Vegas Rental Without Probate
Learn how a living trust keeps your Las Vegas rental out of Nevada probate and how the step-up in basis can erase decades of tax…
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How a Las Vegas Property Manager Handles a Renewal Tenant Who Asks for a Six-Month Term Instead of a Year
How a Las Vegas property manager evaluates and prices a six month lease renewal request instead of the standard twelve month term, and when to…
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Assumable Loans in Las Vegas, Buying a Rental by Taking Over the Seller’s Rate
How FHA and VA assumptions let Las Vegas investors take over a seller’s low pandemic era rate, covering lender approval, equity gaps, and occupancy rules.
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Handing a Las Vegas Rental to a Property Manager After You Retire From Active Investing
How a retiring Las Vegas investor should hand a self managed rental portfolio to a property manager, and why this transition differs from a first…