Hello,Mark Luchsinger here.  I work mainly in the  Salt Lake City and Park City areas in Utah.  I'm from Lubbock, TX.  I moved here a year ago from Albuquerque, NM.  I started my real estate career in multi-family in ...

I recently read a landlord law book which stressed, although landlord should stay out of domestic/roommates disputes, that if a tenant's life or health was in serious danger from violent/spouse or roommate, landlord m...

Got a call from the neighbor next to our STR indicating 8+ cars in the cul-de-sac with people coming and going from our rental. We’ve rarely had any issues at this property. The renter was there for just one night and...

Hi, 
Writing up a lease agreement for a duplex. Tenant would be a Hotel/Dev Company and they will house their employees. What should I include or consider in the lease agreement beyond a standard lease? What should I...

I was looking at duplexes for sale in Columbus OH this morning and saw 2 that said CURB OFFERS ONLY. What is this? Is this a Columbus only thing? This is the first time I’ve ever seen this added to listings.

What set him off are the constant groups from Socal CA and unpredictable parties.  It can cost $15,000 to $25,000 in legal fees alone if you get sued & complaints to AirBnb & VRBO can get you bounced out. So, ...

Hi BP,I am originally from LA and I am interested in Boyle Heights, CA near DTLA (Downtown LA) and I have been reading about a lot of anti gentrification protests going on and anti- redevelopment resentment happening....

The title really says it all. I'm looking at small multifamily properties in the Oklahoma City market (mainly duplexes) and I've noticed that most of the properties I'm seeing are old (built prior to 1980). I've read ...

I have noticed several properties that say do not disturb tenant.  This makes me leery that tenants may not be aware the property is being sold.

If I'm selling a home as an investment property, what points do you think I should include in a graphic design flyer with little space? And how would you word it? I'm not familiar with good investment wording. It's fo...