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For construction professionals, independent engineers, and inspection firms, Exterior Elevated Element (EEE) inspections—especially under mandates like SB 721 and SB 326—are no longer simple walk-throughs. They’re high-stakes operations requiring speed, accuracy, and airtight documentation. But many small teams are still stuck with: Paper forms and fragmented spreadsheets Long hours spent typing notes and formatting reports Confusion over evolving codes and checklists Missed items that can lead to expensive liability claims “As a small team, we used to lose a full day every week just organizing photos and field notes. Switching to Repolet gave us our time back.” — Paula... Read more
Taxes are serious business. As an investor, you already know that if you’re not careful, taxes can quietly take a big bite out of your returns. But with the right...
The Department of Building’s No-Penalty Inspection Program returns from May 19 to June 30, when homeowners, small landlords and small business owners can schedule free...
The rental market is shifting, and a new type of property owner is driving the change: the reluctant landlord. These are individuals who didn’t originally set out to...
It always starts small. Maybe a renter blasts the music a little too loud late at night. Or, maybe they throw a party that people can hear all the way downstairs. At...
As an Airbnb host, you’re always looking for ways to maximize your earnings and attract a wider range of guests. One strategy that often comes up is implementing a solid Airbnb pet fee strategy. But, if you really want to maximize your earning potential, a flat pet fee just won’t cut it. Our per-pet, per-night Airbnb pet fee strategy can help you. As Airbnb hosts with a decade of experience and over 10,000 guests welcomed, we want to share our strategies for updating your Airbnb policies to be pet-friendly so you can attract more guests and boost your bottom line. Why Have a Pet Fee Policy in the First Place? You might be wondering, “Why bother with a pet fee at all in my Airbnb?”... Read more
As weather gets warmer, it becomes easier to begin projects that would have been difficult or even impossible to complete during the wet and cold of winter. Here are...
As spring emerges, landlords must address common roofing issues post-winter, such as misaligned shingles, blocked gutters, worn membranes, chimney damage, and nesting...
When developer Steve Patron was planning a neighborhood of townhouses in Winslow Township, Camden County, a decade ago, he expected to sell the new homes. But after...
Apartment turnovers are an inevitable part of property management, but the process can present challenges that lead to lost revenue, increased labor costs, and delayed...
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