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Owning a rental property isn’t just about collecting rent, it’s about protecting a valuable asset. A landlord property inspection gives you the chance to catch maintenance issues early, confirm that tenants are following the lease, and document the property’s condition for future reference. Skipping inspections often leads to bigger repair costs, security deposit disputes, and avoidable vacancies. This guide walks through everything you need to know about landlord property inspections: when to conduct them, what to check, how to stay compliant with local laws, and tools to make the process easier. Whether you manage one unit or a growing portfolio, building a consistent inspection... Read more
Student housing maintenance isn’t just about fixing problems when they happen—it’s about staying ahead of them. For property managers of college dorms, university...
Aging apartment buildings may not grab headlines like shiny new developments, but for multifamily investors, they’re often the real hidden goldmine. Across the U.S.,...
Labor Day, the start of meteorological fall and the equinox are firmly in the rear-view mirror. Meanwhile, colder temperatures, ice and snow aren’t too far off in the...
The myths that dozens of people have created, including things such as a clean house never has pests and just spray once and you are done, not only do not help to...
Property managers are no strangers to the challenges of turnover, tenant retention, and budget constraints. But one area that often slips under the radar is the exterior of the building—the part that tenants don’t always notice until problems are unavoidable, yet it’s the first line of defense against costly emergencies. This fall, investing in seasonal preventative exterior maintenance isn’t just about keeping up appearances. It’s about saving money, protecting property value, and staying ahead of the weather conditions unique to the Southeast. Fall in the Southeast: The Perfect Time for Preventative Maintenance In Florida and across the Southeast, hurricane season lingers... Read more
While the average unit count for a Multifamily property continues to rise, well over 40% of Multifamily units are in smaller properties. There are real differences in...
When Anna Julian happened upon a neglected row home in Baltimore seven years ago, she had no formal construction training—just determination, a willingness to...
The High Cost of Overlooking Construction Safety Renovations and capital projects can refresh an apartment community. New amenities, smarter layouts, and better curb...
Key Takeaways Fire deaths occur at one-fourth the rate in new multifamily buildings compared to modern single-family homes. Features like sprinklers, fire-resistant...
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