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Without website traffic, nothing happens. Why? Traffic is the starting point of your resident’s lifecycle. Traffic → Website Engagement → Lead → Tour → Application → Qualified → Lease → Satisfaction → Renewal. When you don’t have enough traffic—or when the traffic you get to your apartment’s website doesn’t convert to leads and leases—it impacts your entire operation. To improve your apartment’s performance, you must first improve the quality of your website traffic. That’s where digital advertising comes in, and we’ll discuss how later in this article. But first, let’s revisit how traffic determines performance. What... Read more
Due diligence is a critical step in purchasing real estate. It’s your chance to check out a property before sealing the deal, ensuring the buyer and seller are fully...
In recent years, apartment amenities have been extravagant and elaborate. Luxury properties, specifically, have seen a rise in features ranging from screening rooms to...
When preparing a property for rent, you handle key tasks like painting, cleaning carpets, making minor repairs, and ensuring that plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems...
Tax season is upon us, and understanding real estate taxes for landlords, investors, and property managers is essential. As with any business, taxes can play a big role...
Many landlords ask, ‘is rental income taxable?’ Whether you’re renting out one property or several, understanding taxes is crucial for your business’s health. In this article, we’ll cover the core tax tips every landlord should know—from what counts as rental income to how to track your expenses and deductions. These tips will help you handle tax season with less stress and keep more of your money in your pocket. Read below to learn more! Is Rental Income Taxable? As property management in Baltimore can tell you, renting out a property is a business. After all, you’re managing tenants, maintaining the property, and, of course, getting income. As such, just like any other... Read more
Onboarding new residents is a pivotal part of property management, setting the tone for their experience and establishing a foundation for positive long-term...
The resident experience includes every interaction with their property manager and the rental property, from signing the lease to moving out. This experience covers...
Introduction Generation Z is the largest group of renters in U.S. history. As digital natives, they instinctively turn to their smartphones for instant...
Managing a multifamily property in today’s dynamic environment comes with its share of challenges. From ensuring residents’ peace of mind and satisfaction to...
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