How Property Managers Can Get Social Media Followers
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Over 40% of all renters will visit a property management company’s social media. Are you ready to compete in that space? Here’s how to get MORE social media followers.
7 Property Marketing Tips To Find Young & First-Time Renters
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Now is the time to capture the attention of young and first-time renters (commonly referred to as Gen Z). After all, they’ll likely be responsible for much of your income — if they’re not already.
The Best Self Storage Features Tenants Want Today
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The self storage industry provides over 1.5 billion sq. ft. of rentable self storage space in the US. We partnered with StorageCafe to discuss the key self storage features and amenities renters want today.
Yardi Breeze Premier Ranked Among Best Self Storage Software In 2021
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Digital.com, a leading independent review website for small business online tools, products and services, has declared Yardi Breeze Premier among the best self storage software of 2021.
Property Management Chat With Mark Coverdale, Yardi Breeze Sales Director
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Mark Coverdale is industry principal and sales director for Yardi Breeze, and he’s been with Yardi since 2007. If you’ve been to an industry event, there’s a good chance you’ve met him.
The Future Of Property Management: Henry Chamberlain, President & COO At BOMA International
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What does the future of commercial real estate have in store? Turns out, quite a lot! We talked it over with Henry Chamberlain, longtime President and COO at BOMA International.
Should You Hire An Overqualified Job Applicant In Property Management?
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Is there really such thing as an overqualified job applicant? Can a resume be too good to be true? You don’t necessarily need to avoid hiring someone based on better-than-expected credentials. Here’s why.
Marketing Your Properties Online: Words (Not) To Say
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When marketing your properties online, there are certain messages you want to avoid. There are also specific words that you might think will attract renters but can leave a negative impression on readers.