Salt Lake City's booming tech scene and population growth have made it a landlord's market. But more units means more complexity. RentGuard monitors your existing spreadsheet so you catch overdue payments the day they happen.
Free forever for 1 property. Pro $15/mo. No contracts.
$1,450/mo
Average Rent
Salt Lake City metro average for a 2-bedroom apartment
+1.7%/yr
Population Growth
Driven by tech sector expansion and quality of life
4.8%
Rental Vacancy Rate
One of the tightest rental markets in the Mountain West
85,000+
Rental Households
About 40% of SLC households rent
Salt Lake City's low vacancy rate of 4.8% means your units stay full, but it also means you're juggling more active leases with more payment dates to track.
Utah allows landlords to begin eviction proceedings after just 3 days of non-payment. But that only helps if you know about the missed payment on day 1.
SLC's growing "Silicon Slopes" economy brings relocating tech workers who pay through various methods. Automated monitoring catches the payment that didn't arrive regardless of method.
Share your Google Sheet with RentGuard. We read your data in read-only mode. Your original sheet stays untouched.
RentGuard checks your data every day and flags overdue rent or aging maintenance requests. No manual review needed.
Receive email alerts only when something needs attention. Take action directly from the email or your dashboard.
Know exactly which Salt Lake City units are overdue. Get alerted the day rent is late.
Catch maintenance requests going stale across your Salt Lake City properties.
Free forever · Pro $15/mo
Free: 1 property, 5 units. Pro: unlimited. No contracts.
Get Started FreeDownload our rent tracker, maintenance log, and lease tracker templates. Pre-formatted for RentGuard.
Download Free Templates →Official local resources for Salt Lake City rental property owners.
Keep your spreadsheet. Add monitoring. Get alerts when something needs attention.
Free forever for 1 property. Pro at $15/mo for unlimited. 60-second setup.
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