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How To Make Virtual Apartment Tours That Convert to Sales

By Grace Hill / November 14, 2024 / 0 Comments

Top reasons why your virtual leasing program may not be living up to its full profit potential.

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5 Key Takeaways for Property Managers From the FTC Ruling on Reviews

By Stephanie Anderson / November 1, 2024 / Comments Off on 5 Key Takeaways for Property Managers From the FTC Ruling on Reviews

In today’s digital landscape, reviews hold significant power, shaping potential residents’ perceptions and influencing their decisions. As a property manager, staying informed about the latest regulations governing online reviews is crucial. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently made headlines with its new ruling on reviews, aimed at ensuring transparency and authenticity. Here are five essential… Read More »

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The Top 10 Hiring Red Flags You Need To Avoid

By Grace Hill / October 18, 2024 / Comments Off on The Top 10 Hiring Red Flags You Need To Avoid

As the labor market tightens and employment trends shift, employee retention has increasingly become top-of-mind across all sectors. Multifamily property management is no exception. However, one thing is clear: Your team is the backbone of your success.  Your onsite teams are the ones interacting with residents, handling maintenance requests, and ensuring every aspect of your… Read More »

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What Is The Best Certification for Apartment Maintenance Technicians?

By Grace Hill / October 14, 2024 / 0 Comments

The Certificate for Apartment Maintenance Technicians (CAMT) is a great way for maintenance professionals to build their skills and enhance their careers.

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The Science of Successful Move-Ins: Top 5 Tips You Need To Know

By Stephanie Anderson / October 8, 2024 / Comments Off on The Science of Successful Move-Ins: Top 5 Tips You Need To Know

Moving into a new place can be both an exciting and overwhelming experience. Whether you’re a student transitioning to a dorm, a young professional relocating for work, or a family upgrading to a bigger home, the move-in process comes with its own set of challenges. To help ease this transition, we’ve gathered insights from our… Read More »

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8 Simple Steps That Make Onboarding Software a Success

By Grace Hill / September 27, 2024 / Comments Off on 8 Simple Steps That Make Onboarding Software a Success

Onboarding software begins with careful planning, focused training, and an experienced provider you can trust. If you want that process to be smooth and successful, then don’t launch alone! Before you know it, we’ll be turning the calendar on a new year! And while the thought of that might quicken your pulse, it’s also a… Read More »

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Tenant “Flight to Quality” Spreads to Industrial Properties. Property Managers Need to Respond.

By Andrew J. Nelson / September 15, 2024 / Comments Off on Tenant “Flight to Quality” Spreads to Industrial Properties. Property Managers Need to Respond.

As the market changes, industrial property managers will have to work a little harder — and smarter — to keep their buildings full. Warehouses and other types of industrial buildings have been the darlings of commercial real estate investors for over a decade now, as strong market conditions and significant structural shifts drove tenant demand… Read More »

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7 Multifamily Disaster Planning Mistakes and How To Avoid Them

By Grace Hill / September 5, 2024 / Comments Off on 7 Multifamily Disaster Planning Mistakes and How To Avoid Them

When disaster strikes, multifamily properties can be hit hard. From hurricanes and floods to fires and power outages, the potential for disaster can be overwhelming. That’s why having a solid disaster plan is essential to protecting your property, staff, and residents.  However, despite the importance of disaster planning, there are common mistakes that can make… Read More »

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Leasing Agent Tips And Tricks: How To Overcome Objections

By Grace Hill / August 28, 2024 / Comments Off on Leasing Agent Tips And Tricks: How To Overcome Objections

Learning to overcome objections is a skill all leasing agents must work to develop, and while practice makes perfect, it’s equally important to have a few tips and tricks up your sleeve!  The reality is that leasing agents’ skills are constantly being tested because objections are a common hurdle in the real estate industry. The… Read More »

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How To Budget in Multifamily: 5 Things To Add To Create A Memorable Resident Experience

By Grace Hill / July 22, 2024 / Comments Off on How To Budget in Multifamily: 5 Things To Add To Create A Memorable Resident Experience

When budgeting for a multifamily rental community, there is much more to consider than just expenses and revenue. To create a memorable resident experience, you must allocate budget resources to ensure the community is inviting, comfortable, and well-maintained. We’ll explore five essential items you should consider including in your multifamily budget to provide an enjoyable… Read More »

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How to Budget in Multifamily: 5 Changes To Reduce Operational Costs

By Grace Hill / July 19, 2024 / Comments Off on How to Budget in Multifamily: 5 Changes To Reduce Operational Costs

As a multifamily manager, you are under constant pressure to reduce operational costs, but that doesn’t mean the budget has to suffer. In fact, with just a few simple changes to the budget, you can improve the bottom line while maintaining efficiency. To do that, let’s look at five budget changes multifamily managers can make… Read More »

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Turn Negative Reviews Into Positive Opportunities

By Tia Calvin Kimbrough / July 18, 2024 / Comments Off on Turn Negative Reviews Into Positive Opportunities

Jump to a Section Building Trust Through Transparency The Power of the Prompt Reply From Complaint to Resolution Proactive ORM is Your Competitive Advantage Simplify Your Property’s Online Reputation Management In today’s digital age, your online reputation is a crucial bridge between residents and property management. It fosters a two-way street of communication, allowing residents… Read More »

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