Pricing
What a Boise rental should actually rent for in 2026
Treasure Valley rents stopped moving in a straight line. How we price against recent signed leases rather than active listings, and why the difference is usually two weeks of vacancy.
Boise Property Management Blog
Guidance for Boise rental property owners.
Practical notes from managing 215 doors in the Treasure Valley — written for owners, not for search engines.
Screening
One eviction in eighteen years: the screening file we run
Credit, income, employment, rental history and a county-level court search — what each one catches, and the application that looks perfect until the fourth check.
Owner economics
Why an 80% renewal rate beats a higher rent
Turn cost, vacancy and a new placement fee, added up against the extra $75 a month you were chasing. The arithmetic that argues for keeping a good resident.
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- What your property should rent for, based on Treasure Valley leases actually signed this quarter
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