by Rudy CMO | Oct 30, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
Most evictions never reach a judge. When one does, the outcome usually turns on whether the notice was the right one, counted the right way, and served the right way. Here’s how the Utah eviction notice rules work for landlords and renters in St. George and the...
by Rudy CMO | Oct 29, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
Idaho’s eviction process moves quickly, but only if the paperwork is right. A notice that’s missing one sentence, or served the wrong way, can send a landlord back to the start. Renters have rights in the process too, and most of them turn on the same...
by Rudy CMO | Oct 28, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
In Arizona, a rental and the house next door that its owner lives in are assessed at the same ratio. Their tax bills still don’t match. Tucson property taxes depend on a property’s legal class, and only a homeowner’s primary residence gets a...
by Rudy CMO | Oct 27, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
Two houses on the same St. George street can carry very different property tax bills, even when they’re worth the same amount. The difference usually isn’t the neighborhood or the city. It’s how the home is used. St. George property taxes hinge on...
by Rudy CMO | Oct 26, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
If you’re thinking of turning a house in Idaho Falls or Pocatello into an Airbnb or Vrbo, 2026 brought a real change. A new state law took effect July 1 that bars cities and counties from requiring any short-term rental license or permit, and both cities have...
by Rudy CMO | Oct 25, 2026 | Residential Real Estate
Investors often ask whether a Tucson house can work as an Airbnb or Vrbo. The good news is that Arizona doesn’t let cities ban nightly rentals. The less obvious part is that Tucson short-term rental rules are spread across state statutes, the city tax code, the...
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