Category: Success

Helping Businesses Beat Inflation It's not only consumers and renters who face business pressures related to rising prices on goods and services. Property managers too are seeing higher materials, fuel and energy costs, contractor fees, staff wages, and more expenses eating into their bottom lines. Zillow reported rental property management operating costs ranging from 35%…

If You Could Reinvent Your Business A huge number of entrepreneurs plan to launch a property management business in the next year. Not surprising given rental property management is an exciting sector full of revenue possibilities. In fact, it is possible to be ineffective and still eek out a good living in rental property. However,…

Resolving the Worst Pains of Property Managers Finding better ways to improve operations efficiencies is likely the number one objective of smart property management pros this year. Why? Because reducing workloads cuts costs which allows you and your staff to get to those tasks and projects that matter to business success. Business success is everything.…

The Latest News Stories: Good News for Landlords and Property Managers Stay up to date with news in the property management industry. UK pension funds expect investment in residential rental develop to increase in next 5 years --  www.pensionsage.com/pa/Nine-in-10-pension-funds-expect-investment-in-residential-property-development-to-increase.php Rents are rising -- will help landlords who are beleaguered and in debt from the pandemic…

8 Ways to Lift your Staff Morale Every year, the spring season seems to liven up everyone's mood and for some inexplicable reason, we're more active, engaging, communicative, and productive. If only we could bottle that and save it for the rest of the year! We've been through something awful with the pandemic. If morale…

Spotting Fraudulent Rental Applications When the stakes are high for renters to capture a rental in an ultralow vacancy market, some renters may embellish their rental application data. Others may be more sinister. It is the difficulty and unfairness of the tight rental market with its criteria (income, non-gig employment, credit ratings, and other criteria)…