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Grace Hill
Grace Hill’s marketing content team aims to create informative resources that help multifamily and commercial industry professionals elevate their performance. From blog posts and ebooks to infographics, checklists and webinars, the Grace Hill team has a singular focus: creating meaningful and engaging content that resonates with real estate professionals across the industry.
However, what makes Grace Hill so unique is the range of collective experience and collaborative spirit of its marketing content team. A group of talented writers with expertise in the real estate industry, overall management effectiveness, marketing strategy, and operational efficiency, the team provides new ideas to take performance to the next level. As a thought leader, Grace Hill's content team constantly pushes the envelope, experimenting with new resources and tools to keep industry professionals ahead of the curve.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out in the real estate industry, the content team at Grace Hill is creating resources to help you succeed.
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The differences between service, assistance, and emotional support animals.
The latest issue of Vantage Pro examines some of the less common ways multifamily properties can commit familial discrimination.
To avoid discrimination in terms, conditions or privileges, treat all prospects and residents fairly and consistently.
Make sure your no-pet policy isn’t discriminatory.
Can you discriminate against someone you’ve never spoken with?
What can you do to keep good employees with your company longer? Here are some of the actions known to have the biggest impact on turnover.
Assess nuisance policies and procedures and evaluate whether they are compliant with the FHA
Our recent Multifamily Training Benchmark Report identified multiple opportunities for improving training and becoming more competitive overall.
Precautions property owners and managers can take to avoid discrimination when applying adverse actions like rent increases and evictions.
Documentation is extremely important if you find yourself dealing with an accusation of discrimination.
The 2018 Multifamily Training Benchmark Report shows compliance risk, turnover and technology use are all on the rise in the multifamily property industry.
The 2018 Multifamily Training Benchmark Report has revealed that Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) is the credential most recognized by multifamily property companies.