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Seniors nowadays are renting more than seniors did years ago: The most recent U.S. Census data reveals that, between 2013 and 2023, the number of renters aged 65 and over increased by 2.4 million — the largest growth of any age group, by far. And with record numbers turning 65, the shift not only echoes the broader aging of the nation, but also may signal a new approach to housing as more seniors enter the next chapter of their lives. Key Takeaways in How Age Groups Rent Now vs. a Decade Ago: Renting Takes a Senior Twist: Renters aged 65+ grew by nearly 30%, adding 2.4 million in ten years. This suggests that today’s oldest renters are more likely to rent than those in the same... Read more
In recent years, multifamily property owners have faced a rising number of lawsuits from “serial plaintiffs” or “testers” alleging noncompliance with the...
Hurricane season is officially underway, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting an above-normal season. Hurricane season runs from...
It is a landlord’s legal responsibility to keep their properties habitable. If they do not do so, their tenants will not be happy and the property owner can end up in...
If you’ve been house hunting — or even just scrolling through rental listings — you’ve probably come across something called a garden apartment. But what is a...
Worried you’ll pick the wrong tenant this summer? You’re not alone. With warm weather comes a flood of rental activity, and landlords are rushing to fill vacancies before the season ends. But when you’re moving fast, you risk overlooking warning signs that could turn your next tenant into a long-term headache. Here’s what landlords need to know to avoid costly mistakes and how a smarter screening process can protect your investment. Your First (and Best) Line of Defense: Why Screening Matters More Than Ever Tenant screening is more than just a formality. In today’s fast-moving rental market, it’s a critical defense against late rent, property damage, and legal trouble.... Read more
Key Takeaways Homeowners unable to sell are increasingly renting out their properties, becoming “accidental landlords” and boosting single-family rental...
Always Start With Caution Several years ago a coaching student burst into my office with what looked like the deal of the decade. He had tied up a forty unit property in...
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is already reshaping how renters discover your properties. And if your strategy still revolves around Google keywords and ILS...
A common mistake in apartment marketing is assuming that your community is meant for everyone. Rather than placing yourself in a potential resident’s shoes, your...
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