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Nearly 93% of Utah renters paid their landlords on time in August, new data shows. Only Wyoming renters had a better on-time payment rate last month, at more than 95%, according to a monthly analysis by the rental software company RentRedi and Chandan Economics using information from more than 59,000 independent landlords around the country. “Rent collection has felt like a coin flip for a lot of independent landlords over the past two years,” RentRedi’s Crystal Abing said in a post pointing out that’s changed, with “the coin landing on the right side two months in a row.” Here's where there's a mansion shortage Nationwide, the analysis found 83.2% of renters paid their landlords on time in August, up from a revised 82.8% in July. The 0.85 percentage point year-over-year increase in collections from August 2025 was described as the strongest annual gain since May 2023. Renters living in apartments, condominiums and other larger multi-family properties were credited for most of the August rebound, rather than renters in duplexes, fourplexes or single-family homes. Landlords in western and mountain states fared the best, where the analysis said “markets tend to combine stronger renter household finances with tighter rental supply, both of which support more reliable payment timing.” ### Where August rent was paid on time the most — and least — often States with the highest on-time payment rates * **Wyomin** g: 95.2% * **Utah** : 92.8% * **Alaska** : 91.2% * **New Hampshire** : 90.9% * **Washington** : 90.1% States with the lowest on-time payment rates * **Delaware** : 69.2% * **Mississippi** : 72.0% * **West Virginia** : 77.0% * **Illinois** : 77.9% * **Tennessee** : 78.7% RentRedi Co-founder and CEO Ryan Barone told the Deseret News that Utah renters spend less than a quarter of their household income on rent. ### Utah earnings outpacing higher rents “With rent taking up a smaller share of a paycheck, Utah tenants have more room to absorb other costs and still pay on time,” Barone said, noting that they also rank second in median household income adjusted for cost of living. Here’s how much you need to make to afford to buy a home in Salt Lake County “Several cities in Utah are running 40% higher than the typical U.S. metro,” he said, “so even though rents there run higher too, Utah renters are still spending only about 23% of income on rent, well under the 30% threshold economists use to flag a cost burden.” The Salt Lake City metropolitan area was ranked the nation’s fourth-most affordable rental market in January 2025 by the online real estate brokerage Redfin, with renters earning nearly 9% more than they needed to pay for the typical apartment. Data supplied by RentRedi put median household income for the Salt Lake City-Murray metro area at more than $100,500; for the Provo-Orem-Lehi metro area, at just over $101,000; and for the Ogden metro area, at nearly $98,500, compared to more than $71,400 nationally. Those Utah renters likely spend more rent than the $1,398 median payment for U.S. renters, the data showed, with the typical rent in the Salt Lake City area at $1,647; in the Provo-Orem area, $1,823; and in the Ogden area, $1,631. Renters in Utah’s metro areas fell slightly short of the 92.8% statewide on-time payment rate, according to data shared by the company for the second quarter of 2026, with Salt Lake City-Murray at 92.58%; Provo-Orem-Lehi, at 90.82% and Ogden, at 89.96%. More homes are for sale in the U.S. What that means for buyers

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In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. You just bought your first property. Maybe it is a duplex you are house hacking, or a single-family home you are renting out. You are excited, motivated, and ready to grow.  But here is a truth many rookie investors learn the hard way: Owning property is only half the battle.

In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. You just bought your first property. Maybe it is a duplex you are house hacking, or a single-family home you are renting out. You are excited, motivated, and ready to grow.  But here is a truth many rookie investors learn the hard way: Owning property is only half the battle.

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Investing.com -- Fusemachines Inc. (NASDAQ:FUSE) stock rose 4.9% on Monday after the enterprise AI technologies provider announced a new partnership with RentRedi, a property management software company. The collaboration will integrate Fusemachines’ AI Studio for Real Estate with RentRedi’s property management platform to develop AI-powered solutions for independent landlords. The partnership aims to create new AI workflows that can help landlords operate more efficiently and strategically manage their rental properties. AI Studio for Real Estate is built on Fusemachines’ AI Studio platform and includes features such as multi-agent orchestration, document intelligence, forecasting models, and data science pipelines. These tools are designed to accelerate the development of AI applications specifically for real estate use cases. "RentRedi is approaching AI with a clear and thoughtful strategy, and we’re excited to complement that with the capabilities of AI Studio for Real Estate," said Sameer Maskey, Founder & CEO of Fusemachines. "Our agreement represents an important step in helping forward-thinking companies explore AI at scale, without compromising their own vision or roadmap." Ryan Barone, Co-Founder & CEO of RentRedi, noted that the partnership builds on the company’s existing AI investments, including its recently launched AI-powered onboarding feature. The collaboration reflects Fusemachines’ strategy to develop industry-specific AI ecosystems that help organizations adopt artificial intelligence technologies in a flexible manner. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C. 3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. Which stock should you buy in your very next trade? AI computing powers are changing the stock market. Investing.com's ProPicks AI includes dozens of winning stock portfolios chosen by our advanced AI. Year to date, 2 out of 3 global portfolios are beating their benchmark indexes, with 88% in the green. Our flagship Tech Titans strategy doubled the S&P 500 within 18 months, including notable winners like Super Micro Computer (+185%) and AppLovin (+157%). Which stock will be the next to soar?

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