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If you are a landlord or renter involved with military service members, it’s essential to understand the unique housing challenges and opportunities they face. Frequent relocations impact military rental properties and real estate markets significantly. This article provides crucial insights on military tenants, the benefits of homeownership for service members, and how military personnel can successfully transition into landlords to manage their properties effectively from a distance. Those in our armed forces move on average every 2-3 years — 10 times more than the non-military population. Outside of military housing, with so many military service members on the move and with such... Read more
In property management, some of the most important decisions are the ones made quietly, without fanfare, applause, or even acknowledgment. They’re the choices that...
What is a service animal? Not a pet. Service animals are considered a type of medical equipment, rather than a pet. Service animals are animals (usually dogs)...
Leasing is at the heart of a thriving residential property management business. Whether you’re handling a cozy multi-family building or a sprawling apartment complex,...
Introducing new staff to the realities of property management goes beyond reviewing lease terms and daily operations. It includes preparing them to handle complex...
As a residential property manager, one of your most important responsibilities is selecting tenants who will pay rent on time and care for your property. That’s where a well-organized application process comes in. It helps reduce risks, keeps you compliant with laws, and helps you find high-quality tenants who fit your properties. The process starts by attracting the right applicants, but it doesn’t end there. You need to thoroughly review applications, check references, and understand legal requirements. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the various components of the tenant application, the screening process, legal considerations, and how to avoid common mistakes. By the end,... Read more
Property leasing & management is a balance between customer service, legal compliance, and operational efficiency. As a residential property manager, your role...
When recession fears rise, budget cuts often follow—and education directors are being asked to make hard choices. Training programs frequently top the list of cuts,...
For rental housing providers, embracing pet inclusivity is more than just a kind gesture—it’s a smart business move that fosters community, increases retention, and...
When the Fair Housing Act (FHA) comes up, the conversation typically centers around leasing, advertising, or resident interactions. But an often-overlooked aspect is how...
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