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Meeting Renters Where They Are

Appraisal Buzz

Currently, the property management industrys reliance on legacy payout processes can lead to refund errors and delays that inconvenience tenants when moving into their new homes. Evolving Tenant Preferences Today, most renters are digital-first.

Tenants 397
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California Realtors discuss post-wildfire changes in Black neighborhoods

Housing Wire

He advised Black agents to maintain an objective approach when working with clients. Kalin also recommended that agents help their clients consider the time and cost of rebuilding , homeowners insurance proceeds, temporary housing expenses, and the benefits of selling for cash value versus rebuilding.

Realtors 359
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Zillow plays renter matchmaker in Austin

Housing Wire

By bridging the gap between property owners and service providers, they bring a solution-oriented approach that benefits both landlords and residents in need. Property partners can upload available units there, and local nonprofit service providers and clients can find vacant inventory in real time.

Tenants 277
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NAR partners with RentRedi for benefits program

Housing Wire

The platform provides tools for both landlords and renters, which the company said is designed to automate and streamline the management process. “As Working alongside NAR opens the door to many collaborative initiatives, including positioning RentRedi as the go-to property management tool for real estate agents and their clients.”

Landlords 433
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Stern & Eisenberg Names Head of Default Services

Appraisal Buzz

Throughout his tenure, his team consistently delivered exceptional results, achieving top rankings in client default challenges. I am eager to accomplish our organizational goals together while delivering outstanding results for firm clients.”

Landlords 221
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WeWork asks bankruptcy court to hide 600K tenant names from rivals

Inman

Once valued at $47 billion, WeWork attorneys argue that releasing the names of its 600,000 clients would allow office landlords to poach customers.

Tenants 187
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Rentals: No longer the “dirty little secret” of real estate

Housing Wire

This discrepancy impacts agents, landlords, and tenants alike. This integration allows agents to work across both markets and present comprehensive solutions to their clients, all within the same platform. One of the most pressing issues is the visibility of rental listings.