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How do you know if someone is who they say they are? Or that they can afford to pay rent on time every month? Application fraud detection in property management is always a priority, but it’s an even bigger issue given that so many interactions occur now online. Not to mention, fraud is more common than some people realize. And given that property managers spend an average of $7,500 per eviction, it can be costly to not take every measure to prevent rental fraud. Sometimes, simply presenting automated rental fraud prevention technology in the online leasing workflow will deter would-be fraudsters. But that’s not always enough, especially because you never know how someone is going to... Read more
In the competitive realm of property management, ensuring resident reliability is crucial for maintaining profitability and safeguarding investments. Implementing...
If you’re considering moving to a new home but aren’t ready to part with your current one, you might be asking yourself: should I turn my primary residence...
Have you ever wondered how to quickly assess whether a tenant can afford your rental property? The rent-to-income ratio is a simple, yet powerful, tool that helps...
A year ago, Atlanta was the nexus of a new wave of rental fraud, with national landlords singling out the area as an especially challenging place to collect rents, even...
Maintain compliance in your multifamily real estate by understanding the Fair Housing Act. Uphold the law by respecting protected classes like race, disability, and familial status. Adhere to advertising guidelines and include equal housing opportunity statements. Screen tenants carefully following FHA guidelines to prevent discrimination. Accommodate tenants with disabilities to avoid legal consequences. Implement fair steering practices and uniform rule enforcement. Train your staff regularly to maintain compliance and uphold fair housing principles. Master these key laws to create an inclusive and respectful environment within your multifamily real estate. Key... Read more
It’s every property manager’s worst nightmare—your tenant’s behind on rent and moving out. You don’t want to wait months to collect the unpaid rent, but...
Whether your local rental market is hot or cooling, there’s no doubt that filling vacancies fast is imparative for your rental business. Since vacancies have a big...
California’s real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative...
Key Takeaways Small multifamily valuations began to rise again in Q3 and Q4 of 2024, signaling market stabilization. Loan origination volumes increased by 5%,...
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