4 Ways A Landlord Can Improve Communication With Tenants

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4 Ways A Landlord Can Improve Communication With Tenants

The maintenance checkup this week provided by Keepe focuses on the challenges of communication with tenants these days and some suggestions on how to improve.

Do you have a hard time reaching your tenants?

Do they complain you are hard to reach?

It might be time to upgrade and modernize your communication strategy with tech-based tools to better serve your customers.

1. Take a mobile-first approach

 Take advantage of the fact that most of your tenants use smartphones and adopt a mobile-friendly website to empower tenants and prospects to easily direct your business.

Optimizing your content for the web is a growing expectation and demand from tenants that will help you stay competitive within the rental market.

2. Be accessible via text message

 Before sending an email, ask yourself if the message you want to send to a tenant can be done via text message.

Texting often yields greater efficiency and effectiveness than other modes of communication. Build a stronger bond with your tenants by utilizing two-way text messaging as a channel for routine discussion.

3. Maintain your online presence

4 Ways A Landlord Can Improve Communication With Tenants
Maintain your online presence to better communicate with tenants.

  In addition to going mobile-friendly and utilizing SMS communications, speed up your productivity by maintaining and optimizing your digital presence.

Providing up-to-date information on your property will benefit your tenants and prospective tenants, and leave you with less repetitive inquires, leaving you more time to focus on other areas of your business.

4. Connect with Your Tenants

  Send a monthly email newsletter to your tenants to share things like property news, changes to rent payments and upcoming events in the community.

Use this channel to connect with your tenants and keep them in the loop for relevant news within your property and extended community.

Benefits of Going Digital

  • Trust: When you make it easy for renters to contact you when they have issues, and then resolve the issue in a timely manner, it helps build trust and loyalty.
  • Satisfaction: Enhancing communication and quickly resolving issues, helps improve renter satisfaction. In the long-term, this flow of communication allows for relationship building and encourages community spirit.
  • Efficiency: Using tech-based platforms allows property managers to quickly connect with tenants and reduces the chance for common manual-based error.
  • Security: Issues with payment are one of the most frequent issues property managers face today. Using an online platform to accept payments from tenants is a safer option for renters and managers.
4 Ways A Landlord Can Improve Communication With Tenants
Upgrade your communication with tenants to match their digital style of communication.

New tools can help you streamline your communication and the way you do business. By applying these tips, you will stay ahead within the digital market and keep your tenants happy

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About Keepe:

Keepe is an on-demand maintenance solution for property managers and independent landlords. The company makes a network of hundreds of independent contractors and handymen available for maintenance projects at rental properties. Keepe is available in the Greater Seattle area, Greater Phoenix area, San Francisco Bay area, Portland, San Diego and is coming soon to an area near you. Learn more about Keepe at https://www.keepe.com