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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, especially those perceived as non-essential or deferrable. At first glance, trimming fair housing training may seem like a logical decision. But beneath the surface, that cut often becomes a costly shift—moving risk and liability into a company’s blind spot. Fair housing training isn’t just a compliance checkbox; it’s a core part of operational risk management. Skipping or delaying it may offer short-term budget relief but open the door to long-term financial exposure. Companies often realize too late that... Read more
Amenities are often what separates good multifamily buildings from great ones. In competitive markets things like pools, gyms, clubhouses, and office centers can be what...
How apartment communities generate revenue follows a simple formula: Revenue = Price x Occupancy The occupancy part is easy to figure out. Price is a lot trickier. Set...
Tenant screening is a crucial part of effective property management. It ensures that qualified, responsible renters are placed in rental properties, fostering positive,...
Renting out a property can be a great way to build wealth, but it’s not without risk. The tenants you choose can make or break your rental experience. Many new...
So, you’re thinking of renting a place with someone—maybe your partner, your best friend, or even your cousin who swears they’re good with finances now. Great. But then you see the word “co-applicant” on the form, and you’re wondering… what is a co-applicant? Don’t worry. In this article, we’ll break down what being a co-applicant really means, how it’s different from a co-signer, what the landlord looks for, and the good (and not-so-good) things you need to know before you sign that lease with someone. By the end of this, you’ll have it figured out. Main Takeaways What is a co-applicant? It is: A co-applicant shares full responsibility for rent and lease... Read more
Handling a noise complaint is one of the biggest challenges for property managers. Excessive noise can disrupt the peace in rental properties, whether it is loud music,...
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...
Most landlords worry about chasing late rent, getting repairs done, or dealing with difficult tenants. But what if someone was living in your property without you even...
Great landlord-tenant relationships don’t just happen. They’re built through trust, communication, and clarity. One of the best ways to create this kind of...
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