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The Accidental Landlord: 5 Things You Must Consider Before Signing the Lease

If you unexpectedly find yourself with a home to rent, you’re what some people call an accidental landlord. You never really…

3 Reasons Why Self-Training Isn’t Enough for 21st Century Property Managers

If you’ve decided that you’d like to open a property management company in 2015, you might be wondering how to…

Tackling the Top Four Expenses of Self-Managing Your Rental Property

Thinking about self-managing your rental property? Managing unavoidable expenses like taxes, maintenance, professional consultant fees and administrative costs, will set…

Rental Listings are Coming to The Modern Age

A recent survey, conducted by AppFolio, revealed that 44% of millennial renters found their apartments via a mobile device. Nate…

Trulia’s Housing Economist’s Top Take-Aways for 2015 (Webinar Recap)

Trulia’s Housing Economist, Ralph McLaughlin, PhD, gave an informative and inspiring  presentation on his top take-aways for property managers to…

Still Growing Strong: 3 Reasons Occupancy Rates Are Higher Than Expected

Experienced property managers and multifamily investors keep a close eye on national inventory. The laws of supply and demand suggest…

What to do When Information Overload Threatens Your Business

Until the explosion of the Internet, most people would have probably agreed that you can’t have too much information when…

Efficiently Collected Rent: Are You Doing All You Can For Your Owners?

[Updated 8/5/2015] As a property manager, you already know that owners depend on you to collect rent and disburse payments…

How Small Property Management Companies Win the Competition Game

Small property management companies face challenges competing with large corporations. Smaller budgets, limited staff and increasing overhead can be discouraging….