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Roofstock buys Great Jones platform to help investors profit on their real estate

Housing Wire

Roofstock , a proptech startup aimed at making it easier to purchase an income-producing property, announced Wednesday its acquisition of Great Jones , a property management platform that Roofstock intends to utilize for its “end-to-end single-family rental platform.”

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NAR partners with RentRedi for benefits program

Housing Wire

RentRedi will now offer NAR members a subscription to its property management platform at a rate of $1 for the first six months. The platform provides tools for both landlords and renters, which the company said is designed to automate and streamline the management process.

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What to Expect from a Property Management Company?

The Robert Weiler Company

If you own several properties (or even just one), the chances are that you don’t have much time on your hands. That’s why a property management company is the perfect solution for commercial real estate owners like you! Owning commercial property is a considerable undertaking. Managing Day-to-Day Affairs.

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What Do Property Management Companies Do? (And How to Vet Them)

The Robert Weiler Company

Owning commercial property is a huge responsibility. Most building owners and multi-family real estate investors don’t realize that property management companies can completely relieve them of the day-to-day administration of property, prospects, and tenants. Do you need a property management company?

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Pros and cons of buying out-of-state rental property in 2022

Housing Wire

Reasons to Invest in Out-of-State Rental Property. How will you take care of the property or find tenants? You want to invest in an area with a higher demand for rental properties. If you invest outside your state, you may want to hire a property manager. You may have to buy a property without seeing it.

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In-House vs. 3rd-Party On-Site Property Managers: Which Is Best for Your CRE?

The Robert Weiler Company

When it comes to property management – and property management companies – a great debate rages on. Then, as now, there are two schools of thought: third-party on-site property management companies vs. in-house property management (or “self” management).

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Crisis management in real estate: 8 tips for handling difficult situations

Housing Wire

Consider the residential client disappointed at the lack of inventory , or the commercial investor with many vacancies in a once-thriving property. And don’t forget the most convenient of tools: property management software. Consider longevity Have you heard the saying, “Tough times don’t last, but tough people do”?