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The rising threat of fraud in multifamily, where it is coming from, and a practical guide to protecting revenue, reputation, and resident experience. Fraud remains prevalent in the multifamily industry and shows no signs of dissipating. Bad actors are constantly finding new ways to circumvent systems, particularly through the use of generative AI and other bleeding-edge technologies, aiming to remain one step ahead of the industry’s fraud prevention and cybersecurity initiatives. The industry, naturally, has no choice but to fight back. A panel on the recent Entrata webinar Fraud: Multifamily’s Rising Threat discussed ways multifamily can short-circuit the fast-evolving fraud... Read more
Key Takeaways Expert insights on when to sell rental property Actionable strategies you can implement today Real examples and practical advice When to Sell Your...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) issued an enforcement memorandum on May 22, 2026,...
Key Takeaways In expensive coastal metros, ownership is out of reach for the majority of families with young children, making renting the default for most...
Online reputation is not meant to only be a game or contest; it is also supposed to be meaningful data that promotes better operational decision making. When used...
A wave of apartment construction over the past couple of years has reshaped much of the U.S. rental market, but not evenly. While Sun Belt metros absorbed a historic influx of new supply, many Northeast and coastal California markets saw comparatively little development, leaving renters there locked in fierce competition for a shrinking pool of available apartments. That imbalance is showing up in Zillow’s latest ranking of the nation’s hottest rental markets, where Providence, Rhode Island, claimed the top spot for 2026. According to Zillow, the country’s most competitive rental markets continue to be defined by low vacancy rates, limited concessions and persistent... Read more
Regular rental property inspections are one of the most important risk-management tools for landlords and property managers. They help protect the property, reduce...
Key Takeaways Domestic renter mobility has dropped to a historic low of 21.6 percent, down from 26.7 percent in 2014, as more renters stay put to avoid higher costs...
During my 1031 exchange workshops, these are some of the questions I hear from investors: “I replaced the equity . . . why did I still pay taxes?” “I bought a...
In L.A.’s high-stakes rental market, where tenants and landlords regularly go to war over housing disputes, renters have filed more than 115,000 complaints to the...
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