Property Management News
From tracking rent payments and expenses to handling invoices and bank reconciliation, your accounting practices can make or break your efficiency. Let’s dive into four essential practices—automated payables, pre-set approval rules, batch management, and bank reconciliation—to see if you are making your business easier or harder. Automated Payables: Are You Avoiding Late Payments and Errors? Paying vendors, maintenance teams, and utility bills manually can be time-consuming and error prone. Automated payables refine this process by: Automating invoice entry, so you aren’t doing it manually. Printing and mailing checks FOR you, once payments are approved. Pre-Set Approval... Read more
It’s every property manager’s worst nightmare—your tenant’s behind on rent and moving out. You don’t want to wait months to collect the unpaid rent, but...
What happens if someone gets hurt on your rental property? As a landlord, you need to be prepared. Whether it’s a slip, a fall, or another accident, knowing your legal...
Whether your local rental market is hot or cooling, there’s no doubt that filling vacancies fast is imparative for your rental business. Since vacancies have a big...
Gone are the days when leasing an apartment felt like running a marathon—one that could leave even the most dedicated teams gasping for air! With a ton of tasks from...
California’s real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative updates cover resident protections, rent control, property safety, zoning changes, tax regulations, short-term rental restrictions, and corporate ownership rules. For investors, understanding these changes is critical to maintaining compliance, mitigating risks, and maximizing investment potential. This guide outlines the most significant legal updates for 2025, including the balcony inspection requirements under SB 721 and AB 2579, new eviction regulations, tax adjustments, and environmental mandates. New Laws in... Read more
If you’re a multifamily investor, taxes are probably one of your biggest expenses, but they don’t have to be. The U.S. tax code is full of opportunities to...
Pursuing a career in real estate doesn’t always mean becoming a realtor or selling homes. One lesser-known yet promising avenue is working with Real Estate Investment...
A layer of complexity will be added to onsite and maintenance teams in California regarding move-ins, move-outs, and security deposits when California law Assembly Bill...
An Illinois court has ordered a landlord to pay more than $80,000 for threatening to call immigration authorities (ICE) on a tenant couple who rented an apartment from...
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