You know how the saying goes – ‘new year, new me.’ Whether you already have a couple ideas on what your 2019 work goals are going to be or are considering winging it, take some inspiration from these New Year resolutions for property management and make 2019 your time to shine. Enhance your Property Management
As the holiday season gets closer and closer, you might be wondering what you should get your co-workers or the property manager in your life. Whether you’re work besties or formidable rivals with some of your fellow teammates, the holidays are a great time to show appreciation to some and rise higher on the office-favorites
As you rush to get last-minute gifts, dinner preparations and flights home for the holidays, squeeze in some time to protect yourself from hungry identity thieves and hackers. With credit monitoring, credit security freezes, and some good ol’ fashioned financial awareness, you can minimize damages even if your identity thief is sitting right next to
Now that the 2018 Midterm elections are coming to a close, and the majority of the U.S. Senate and House positions have been filled, the question remains: what is your new representatives’ stance on housing? Below you will find an organized list of all the new (non-incumbent) U.S. Senate and House representatives, the issues they
Whether you’re taking a staycation or traveling to the Bahamas, well-anticipated holiday vacations can take over your brain and make you forget important rental property tasks. Before you go, make sure you double check you have these security, renter notice, and replacement preparations done. Security, Security, Security While it’s unlikely that anyone will access your
As you stand in line at the polls or quickly finish up filling out your last-minute mail-in ballot, keep rent control in the back of your mind. While we urge you to vote ‘no’ on Proposition 10, an initiative that would repeal the Costa-Hawkins Act and allow local governments to instate rent control, be aware
With the end of Daylight Savings Time on Sunday, November 4th, it’s time to jump-start the workweek refreshed. With the exception of Arizona and Hawaii, rental properties across the nation will need to set their clocks back. Worried you’ll miss something? Take advantage of our handy Daylight Savings Time checklist to help remind you (and
Halloween is synonymous with a lot of things these days, one of those being horror. We go out of our way to watch scary movies and visit haunted houses, reveling in the spookiness of the season. As you get ready to celebrate the holiday, give yourself a good scare by reading these property management horror
While being in property management may seem a lot simpler from those on the inside, on the outside it can seem very complex. If you’re considering a career in property management but don’t know where to start, we’ve got your back. From career statistics to key areas to help you grow, take some time to
A Texas company has agreed to pay $3 million to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) after the commission filed a complaint alleging that the company violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by failing to ensure the accuracy of the tenant screening information they provided to landlords and property managers. The FTC alleges that from at