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.…

Rental Unit Turnover and Tenant Churn Now in 2022, we're seeing higher rental apartment and house rental churn rates because people are moving for new employment, lower rents, and making other post pandemic adjustments. Property managers might feel powerless to reduce that occurrence and control the losses for landlord owners. Having to renovate and remodel…

NAA Conference - Advocate 2021 There's a lot going on in Washington and your state with respect to how the government represents the interests of landlords and tenants fairly. It's generally believed that Federal and State governments were not playing fair and are instead playing politics at landowners' expense. It's made being a landlord a…

How to Get Renters to Pay Rent Are you sliding into a dangerous financial situation with renters who avoid paying their rent? Before you hit the inevitable eviction wall, there are some tactics you could use to encourage rent payment from renters. The current political mood is one that might make people feel hopeless about…

NAA Fighting the CDC Eviction Moratorium The Corona Virus workplace shutdowns have brought an unprecedented challenge for the real estate market. These hurdles are growing instead of easing for small to medium-sized landlord businesses. Millions of apartment tenants face a wave of evictions due to the government shutdown decision. Such evictions are something no one wants,…