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Property Hunting is undoubtedly a difficult task when there are so many options to choose from. But no matter how much time passes by, they’ll always be expensive. And to make a decision where you’ll be spending a lot of your money, some expert advice is needed.
Property inspections play ...
In the past few years, the real estate industry has seen accelerated growth in technology adoption. And with technology, the industry is also leveraging data as one of its largest commodities. Whether it is understanding market trends or increasing occupancy rates, data analysis is driving property ...
Collecting rent is one of the most problematic parts of being a property manager. More than 20% of renters in America are nearly 4 months behind on their rent payments. That is $5600 worth of rent per delinquent tenant.
Traditional payment methods do little to solve this p...
Tired of all the tenants moving out? Well, you are not alone! Tenant turnover is the second biggest problem faced by property managers, preceded only by tenant evictions. In 2018 alone, the National Apartment Association reported a 46.8% tenant turnover rate in the U.S. While it ...
With the pandemic waning, most of Canada’s provinces have reopened using a step-by-step approach. For the country’s hospitality industry, this means more people, tourism, and revenue.
Last year, the hospitality industry was one of the hardest-hit sectors due to the pandemic. The hot...
According to a global tenant survey, tenants rated building management the highest among technology services and physical amenities for better tenant satisfaction. Tenants look for better management above accessible amenities and convenient leasing experiences. If you are falling behind, you...
Keeping your tenant happy is an unending task, but it's the most important step in your real estate business to succeed. While there are many ways to achieve tenant satisfaction, implementing a tenant portal is something you don’t want to miss out on.
Automating and digitizing some o...
The most important aspect of maintaining a successful property rental business is having top-quality tenants who abide by the rules and pay rent on time.
Bad tenants lead to a loss of income in the future in terms of back rent. To protect your property and income from problematic ten...
Everybody likes a well-maintained property. For property managers, that leads to tenant satisfaction and tenant retention. A survey by Avail states the same - 12% of tenants planned to vacate rather than renewing their term if the property was not well-maintained. ...
Managing properties is not an easy job. With constant complaints, maintenance problems, and difficult tenants to deal with, your job can become extremely tedious. When tenants reach out to you, however, you are legally obligated to resolve the complaint in an equitable manner for all parti...
Tenant screening is one of the first and the most important steps while renting your property. If you’re managing a property business, tenant screening can be a tedious task, and if done wrong, it can lead to troubling consequences. Getting that ideal tenant is not always possible. Ev...
Renting out properties can be a tough job. From having to interview tenants, provide maintenance, manage accounts, and solve tenant problems, the list goes on. Whether it is noise complaints, damaging items, or constantly being notified about minor problems, these tenants ca...
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliation sounds simple. Just add up all common area expenses and divide them among all the tenants. But in reality, it is a complex and time-consuming process. You might miss certain expenses or end up overcharging your tenants. Regardless, any error in CAM reconc...
Ever had tenants who always paid their rent on time? Such tenants are an asset but are also not very common. For property managers, rent collection is one of the tiresome aspects. More than 50% of Americans make late payments due to job loss, financial problems, or simply because--they for...
The financial health and growth of the company are priorities to every property manager. As the industry has begun adapting technology, property management analytics are also changing. Whether it is tenancy, lead generation, or marketing, you can understand it all through modern data analytics. In r...
As a property manager, making lease agreements can be a complex task. It includes many clauses and terms that can make you wonder--why signing a lease agreement is necessary.
Lease agreements are legal documents that offer protection to both the tenant and property manager. Even if ...
Tenant screening is an essential process for property managers. For those managing multiple properties, screening can be time-consuming and tedious. Individually verifying each application and conducting background checks isn’t the most efficient approach either.
You can simplify yo...
Being a property manager comes with multiple responsibilities. And if you are new to property management, mistakes can cost you money. Whether you want to avoid making those or just upgrade your knowledge, this guide will help you.
Here are the ten things you should avoid when renti...
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