Diversify Your Approach to Stay Ahead in Multifamily Marketing
What is your 2025 digital marketing strategy for apartments and what do you have to do to stay ahead in multifamily marketing heading into the peak leasing season?
By Kevin Juhasz
In a fiercely competitive multifamily...
Is Understanding “ROT” The Key To Being A Better Investor?
Is understanding ROT, or return on time, along with ROI, return on investment, the key to being a better real estate investor?
By Scot Aubrey
When you hear the word “rot” in relation to real estate,...
6 Trigger Words And Questions Every Landlord Should Listen For
Trigger words and questions from potential tenants and rental applicants that every landlord should listen for and consider.
By David Pickron
You can hardly turn on a television or read a newsfeed where you don’t encounter...
A Proactive Approach to Stopping Harassment Before It Starts
Preventing Fair Housing violations requires a proactive approach by housing providers to catch issues before they arise and stop harassment before it starts.
By The Fair Housing Institute
In property management, ensuring a safe and respectful...
Everything Landlords Should Know About Emotional Support Animals
Emotional support animals can be a challenge for landlords and requests for accommodation may catch a property manager off guard when presented with their first emotional support animal letter, so here are some options...
Key Reminders For Winterizing Rental Properties
Here are some reminders for winterizing rental properties to tell tenants what to do and don't forget your vacant units.
By Mara Indra
Rental Housing Maintenance Services
The winter season is quickly approaching and with it, harsh...
Flexible Rent Payments Help Property Managers And Tenants
By offering flexible rent payment programs, property managers can help residents stay on track while ensuring steady cash flow and smoother operations.
By Aaron Gries
Vice President of Product Management at Zego
Rent is the biggest expense...
Ask Landlord Hank: If Heater Goes Out in My Rental, Should I Give Tenants...
If the heater goes out in my rental should I give tenants credit while awaiting the repair is the question this week for Ask Landlord Hank. Remember Hank is not an attorney and he...
Ask Landlord Hank: I Think My Tenants Have Been Smoking Inside; How Do I...
Tenants smoking inside rental property can be a real headache for property managers so in this week’s Ask Landlord Hank question he offers some suggestions on how to know find out if tenants have...
Addressing Pet Nuisance Complaints in Rental Housing
As pet ownership in rental housing continues to grow addressing pet nuisance complaints is essential to foster a community where both pet owners and non-pet owners feel at home. Proactively and fairly addressing common...