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RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Nevada Housing Division said Monday that significant funds remain available from the state’s rental assistance program funded by the CARES Act that launched last week.The state said a total of 3,085 applications have been submitted by tenants, including 1,963 in Clark County, 688 to ...

Thanks to a recent report from Fox 5 Vegas, we know that an estimated 300,000 Nevadan’s could face eviction in September.The state of Nevada isn’t alone, eviction moratoriums across the United States are ending right now, or are scheduled to end in September and the result is expected to be mass evictions unless something is d...

Over the last two years, one of the most popular topics of conversation on the internet has been emotional support animals. Even though these animals seem outrageous at times, more and more people are taking advantage of having an animal with them wherever they go by classifying that animal as an emotional support animal. If you’re ...

Does one or more of your Las Vegas Nevada rental properties have a vacancy? If so, like every landlord before you who has had a vacancy, you're going to have to start screening tenants in order to find the most qualified individuals to live in those rental properties.Sadly, most landlords hate the process of tenant screening because t...

Are you tired of being called by your tenants at night, during the weekends, holidays, or special events for maintenance on your rental property?Although some owners may view this as a "badge of honor", the reality is that DIY Property management cost owners thousands of dollars per year because the simple fact that they're...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As the weather heats up, apartment rental rates usually do as well. The Nevada State Apartment Association says that trend might be on pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. The economic engine that fuels the housing market is now losing steam. "Normally we see about a 6 to 7 percent year-over-year increase i...

One of the most important topics that investors in the Las Vegas area are searching for online right now is how long will it take for the short-term rental market in Las Vegas to recover after Coronavirus? The answer to this question is that once the local economy has been reopened, it could take anywhere from 90 to 120 days (or longer) f...

There's no doubt that coronavirus has changed the Las Vegas rental market in the last 90 days, especially when it comes to short-term rentals because short term rental properties in Las Vegas have been sitting vacant while city and state officials work hard to combat the virus. With their short term rental properties sitting vacant fo...

Coronavirus has caught almost everyone in the world off guard in recent months, especially Las Vegas, a city known for its hospitality industry, which has been virtually being shut down due to the virus in the hopes that keeping hotels, casinos, and another public area shut down will stop the spread here. Sadly, due to...

At Blackbird Realty and Management, we know that the focus of most people is on preventing the spread of Corona, cold, flu and other viruses right now.Thankfully, our team has always taken the right steps to responsibly prevent the spread of viruses during by following this protocol during flu season, and all year long.Our Protocol For Co...