How to Legally Handle Tenant Abandonment in Utah
When a tenant vanishes without notice, landlords must follow Utah’s legal process to retake possession, deal with personal property, and recover unpaid rent.
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When Property Management Becomes a Legal Liability in Utah
Hiring a property manager doesn’t eliminate your legal responsibilities as a landlord. In Utah, here’s when property management becomes a risk instead of a solution.
New STR Enforcement Rules in Salt Lake City: What Landlords Need to Know About HB 256
Salt Lake City is cracking down on illegal short-term rentals. HB 256 gives the City new enforcement tools—and Utah landlords need to understand the risks and requirements.
Foreclosure Rescue Scams: How Utah Landlords Can Spot and Avoid Deceptive Practices
Foreclosure rescue scams are on the rise in Utah. Learn how to spot red flags and protect yourself and your tenants from fraudulent operators.
How to Properly Serve Landlord Notices in Utah: A Legal Guide
Serving a notice to a tenant in Utah isn’t as simple as taping it to the door. This guide walks landlords through proper notice service under Utah law.
New Utah Law Requires Licensure for Property Managers in 2025
House Bill 337 changes the game for Utah property managers. Here’s what landlords and agents need to know to stay compliant.
When a Tenant’s Guest Becomes a Problem: What Utah Landlords Need to Know
What can Utah landlords do when a tenant’s guest starts causing problems? Learn how lease terms, legal definitions, and eviction rules apply.
What Landlords and Small Businesses Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Utah
Whether you’re renting space or managing it, your commercial lease matters. Learn how to protect your rights, avoid traps, and clarify key lease terms.