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It’s a pretty safe bet that most prospective residents follow a similar path before applying: They discover your apartments, like what they see, and find an available unit that fits their ideal floorplan and price point. Perfect, right? They’re just one click away from converting… And then, doubt creeps in. “Is this really the right apartment for me?” So they look up your online reviews. Why? Because they want confidence from social validation. And in that critical moment, nothing is more influential than hearing directly from your current (or former) residents. This isn’t just a blog about improving your online reputation—it’s about turning your residents into... Read more
Luxury isn’t just a price point, it’s a promise. And when it comes to luxury apartments, that promise has to be felt before it’s ever spoken. Your...
In a recent trend that has shocked housing experts, a growing number of millionaires are choosing to rent a home rather than buy one. “Between 2019 and 2023, the...
Background checks are the most important tool in a landlord’s screening process, according to a survey of 700 landlords by the property-management software...
A rental vacancy can cut deeply into a property owner’s cash flow. For each month that your unit remains vacant, your carrying costs and utility bills still have to be...
While some graffiti certainly qualifies as art, with many considering it a legitimate form of creative self-expression, its lesser variations—tagging, acid, markers, stickers, and ‘scratchitti’ (etchings carved into surfaces with knives, razors or other sharp objects)—tend to be viewed as nothing more than unsightly nuisances at best, acts of criminal vandalism at worst. Regardless of artistic merit, graffiti remains illegal in most municipalities, and dealing with it and other forms of vandalism can be a huge hassle for property owners in co-ops, condos, and HOAs. Defacement makes a building appear neglected, and leaves building owners and residents on the hook for the high... Read more
If you are a landlord or renter involved with military service members, it’s essential to understand the unique housing challenges and opportunities they face....
Pools are out. Smart locks are in. According to a new national survey from Rently, 58% of renters say they would give up traditional amenities like pools and gyms in...
The Best Turnover Is the One That Doesn’t Happen Turnovers are expensive, stressful, and time-consuming—and while some are unavoidable, many can be prevented with...
Communication is vital in forming a strong relationship between landlords and tenants, as it outlines the responsibilities of both sides. Clear conversation reduces...
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