A Dose of Patience Can Be The Cure For Landlord Anxiety
Patience with applicants, tenants and the market can be tough for landlords with anxiety, but it leads to better tenants and long-term investing success.
By Scot Aubrey
As one of the famous seven virtues, patience has...
Colorado Bill Seeks To Ban Pet Rent Charges
A bill introduced in the Colorado legislature would prohibit landlords from charging pet rent or extra security deposits for pets.
The Pet Ownership In Housing bill, HB-23-1068, was introduced to the Colorado legislature on Jan....
Amenities That Will Turn the Heads of Prospective Residents
Many renters and prospective residents are willing to increase their budgets if you have amenities that will turn their heads and elevate their lifestyle.
By Austin Harte
When searching for a new home, it may seem...
Building Teams by Building Community
Taking moments to give back to the communities that surround your rental properties and offices will build stronger teams across the entire organizational spectrum.
By  Kendall Pretzer
Community doesn’t end at the property line. One of...
Property Managers Optimistic Despite Economic Challenges
In a new report, property managers cite expanding property portfolios, growing revenue, and improving service and growing staff as the greatest opportunities in 2023.
AppFolio, Inc. released its inaugural Property Management Benchmark Report, which examines property...
How Text Messages Help With Tenant Communication
Text messages can be an important property manager tool for tenant communication so here are some important things to know about communicating with residents by text.
By Tom Sheahan
A big component of a property manager’s...
Revamping Multifamily Pet Waste Management Efforts
Multifamily's pet waste management is challenged by unscooped pet waste which increases the health risks that both individuals and pets face, it’s also a potent cause of environmental impact.
By Andrew Ruhland
In order to protect...
Striking the Balance of Automation In Multifamily
Automation in multifamily that saves time is probably a good fit but there is a balance to strike on execution with your teams and training.
By Chase Harrington
Automation is no longer an abstract concept to...
Do I Have To Pay Agent Again If Tenant Renews Lease?
If a tenant renews lease does landlord have to pay the original real estate agent again who brought the tenant is the question this week for Ask Landlord Hank. Remember Hank is not an attorney...
The Future of Residential Rental Renovation – What’s Next
However busy residential property managers and landlords may be, it’s important to always stay current on the latest residential rental renovation technologies see the four technologies below.
By Ron Fanish
Residential property managers and landlords have...