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Property Managers Helping Renters Improve Their Financial Positioning

Appraisal Buzz

Of the property managers aware of the practice, almost half (48%) report rent payments to credit agencies, says a new report from TransUnions Tenant and Employment group a 33% jump from last year, and last year was a 36% jump from the year before. The majority (85%) said reporting rent payments is easy to do.

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The risks of 1099 contractors in property management

Housing Wire

Multifamily property managers and owner managers face countless challenges and complexities day in and out. From resident relations and legal compliance to property takeover, both established and new property management company executives can quickly become overwhelmed handling all the moving parts required to run the company.

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Seize the student housing surge: A guide for property managers

Housing Wire

Growth in the off-campus student housing market creates massive opportunities for property management companies. Many property managers are looking to enter this market for the first time. Property managers must consider fundamental operational changes and take specific steps before testing this market.

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How AI and a changing rental market will shape property management in 2024

Housing Wire

Two complex factors are set to transform the rental market in 2024, creating new challenges and opportunities for property managers. The second is a more competitive rental market, driven by record-high construction of multifamily rental properties. At the same time, the data suggests several benefits for early adopters.

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How to minimize tenant turnover using online property management tools

Housing Wire

Tenant turnover happens when the current tenants move out of a rental property and the property is now vacant and it needs to be prepared for new tenants to move in. Turnover is one of the most costly aspects of the property management business, with the average turnover costing more than two thousand dollars.

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Why some brokerages are embracing property management

Real Estate News

Between investor purchases and property management, it can be a lucrative business for brokerages — and a source of buyer leads. The rental market is massive.

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Rently CEO Merrick Lackner: The future of renting and property management

Housing Wire

Zeb Lowe: How do you feel about the manner companies in this industry are approaching technology in today’s market? Merrick Lackner: It’s no secret that companies are looking to reduce operating expenses, and automation plays an integral role in accomplishing that.