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    1. What property are you applying for? *
    2. Application Fees are Non-Refundable. *
    3. Each occupant over the age of 18 must apply. *
    4. Each applicant must provide a legible copy of their State Issued ID or Driver’s License. *
    5. Each applicant must have and provide their Social Security Number for the purposes of processing their background, credit, criminal, and eviction history. *
    6. Each applicant must have a minimum credit score of 650 and must have no collections within the last year. We pull from TransUnion Resident Score. *
    7. Combined household income must be at least 3 times the monthly rent amount. *
    8. Each applicant must provide their 3 most recent Bank Statements showing an ending balance of at least 2 times the monthly rent amount. *
    9. Each applicant must provide 4 of their most recent pay stubs from their current employer(s). *
    10. Each applicant must have good rental history with No Evictions. *
    11. The Mor Group does not accept co-signers for this rental application. *
    12. Regarding Service Animals, Assistance Animals, or Emotional Support Animals: Applicants must provide documentation from a Physician, Psychiatrist, Social Worker, or other Mental Health Care Professional showing that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability. *

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    5 Signs Your Rental Needs a Property Manager (Not Just a Better Tenant)

    Most landlords blame the tenant. But the reality is that it’s rarely the tenant.

    When a rental starts costing more time, more stress, or more money than it should, the instinct is to look for a better applicant next time — someone more responsible, more communicative, more reliable. But the pattern usually repeats with the next tenant too, and the one after that. That’s the signal worth paying attention to: the problem isn’t who you’re renting to. It’s the system, or lack of one, behind the property.

    Here are five signs it’s time to stop cycling through tenants and start looking at the structure.

    1. Vacancies Are Costing You More Than You Realize

    Every week a unit sits empty is lost income you don’t get back. In a rental market as competitive as Las Vegas right now, the challenge for most owners isn’t finding a tenant — it’s finding a qualified one fast enough to avoid weeks of dead time. If your listings are sitting longer than they should, or you’re filling vacancies with whoever applies first just to stop the bleeding, that’s not a tenant problem. That’s a marketing and pricing problem.

    2. Screening Feels Like Guesswork

    Tenant screening is a must, not a formality — pulling credit, verifying income, checking rental history, and knowing which red flags actually predict future problems and which are just noise. Landlords without a structured screening process are far more likely to face nonpayment, property damage, or eviction down the line. If you’ve been “getting a good feeling” about applicants instead of running a consistent process, the problem isn’t bad luck. It’s a gap in the system.

    3. Maintenance Requests Sit Longer Than They Should

    Emergencies don’t wait for a convenient time, and neither do small maintenance issues that turn into expensive ones if ignored. If you’re not available to respond quickly — especially if you don’t live near the property — repairs stack up, tenants get frustrated, and small problems become large bills. This is one of the most common ways self-managing landlords lose money without ever seeing it on a spreadsheet.

    4. You’re Not Sure You’re Legally Covered

    Nevada landlord-tenant law isn’t static, and it isn’t forgiving of good intentions. Security deposit timelines, habitability standards, fair housing compliance, disclosure requirements — a single mistake in a lease or a mishandled dispute can turn into real legal exposure. Owners managing from out of state face an added layer: Nevada law requires a local contact within 60 miles of the property for emergencies and service of process. 

    1. You’ve Done the Math, and It’s Not Adding Up

    Self-managing landlords spend hours on leasing, screening, maintenance coordination, rent collection, and compliance — and that jumps sharply during a tenant turnover, where leasing and screening alone can eat up 15 to 30 hours. Multiply that across more than one property, and it stops being a side task and starts being a second job. Management fees feel like the cost. The real cost is usually the vacancy loss, the deferred maintenance, and the hours you didn’t spend anywhere else.

    The Real Question Isn’t “Is This Tenant Bad?”

    It’s “would a better system have prevented this?” Almost always, the answer is yes. Professional property management isn’t about admitting you can’t handle a rental. It’s about recognizing where your time is actually worth the most, and protecting an investment with the structure it needs to perform the way it should.

    Not sure if your rental needs professional management, or just a better process? Call Cassie Mor at 702 501 1085 directly for an honest read on what’s actually going on with your property — and what it would take to fix it.

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