7 Common Questions Property Managers Ask On Reddit
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The internet is a treasure trove of questions and answers on property management. We delved into Reddit to find the most common questions property managers are asking their peers.
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.
6 Myths About Property Managers & The Rental Housing Industry
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COVID-19 disrupted the rental housing industry in a fundamental way. In the midst of the pandemic, myths about the rental housing industry exploded. We’re going to look into some of those myths and set the record straight.
How To Discuss NIMBY Property Issues With Residents
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Have you met a NIMBY? It stands for “Not In My Backyard,” and it refers to someone who claims to support development initiatives, until one is built near them. We’ll help you navigate tricky conversations with NIMBYs.
Do Americans Want To Return To The Office, Or Is Remote Work Here To Stay?
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Nearly one-third of American employees worked remotely in 2019. However, that all changed in 2020, as the onset of COVID-19 kicked off the largest remote working shift of the century. Here’s what we learned.
How To Make The Perfect Coworking Space For Multifamily
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Remote employees and freelancers will soon make up a majority of the workforce (even post-pandemic). Your multifamily property could greatly benefit from a homey coworking space.
4 Ways Independent Rental Owners Can Find Market Upside In A Down Economy
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For Independent Rental Owners (IROs), there are rewards for running a successful business, but independence also carries risk. If you know where to look, there are market upsides in a down economy.