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Essential underwriting steps!

First, verify taxes and insurance with a consultant. Have a property management company review expenses like payroll and maintenance. Confirm rent

Congratulations to all the winners of the REIA National Awards for Excellence 2024

Achievement Award — Sarah Smyth
Agency Sustainability Leadership Award —TAARNBY™️
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How to manage a rental property, even if you have no property management experience.

(I learned these first hand)

1) Take

Multifamily Centralization is bullshit*t.

It's nothing more than a completely meaningless buzzword...floating about in the property management consciousness.

Here's what actually matters to drive property

April 1st, 2022 - Tenant calls me to say he moved out of the property and left the keys on the kitchen counter.

Since 2017 I've worked directly with 350+ single-family rental operators to design and deploy a fully managed resident benefits package.


It's been hundreds

Property management companies often have unique requests.

We understand that they are managing hundreds or thousands of units,
And need to be meticulous about details.

In 2018 I didn’t know a thing about property management operations

The secret to our success in the early days?

Show up

SFR is

In 2024, my projected rental income is $96,876.

(which is around $8,000/month)

This comes from owning less than 10 properties.

Embracing Digital Transformation: Why Real Estate's Future is PropTech

Innovation isn't just a buzzword; it's the key to staying relevant. 🔑

Are you still relying on old-school methods for property management?

It's time to upgrade! At Proptor, we're revolutionizing how real estate professionals

Thesis-driven searches are compelling (“here is what I’m going to build!”). As is specialized sponsors with deep vertical niche expertise (“I will continue

📝 Boosting Renewal Rates Through Community Engagement

Renewals are key to our success. To achieve high renewal rates, we focus on building a strong

The Rise of PropTech: What Property Managers Need to Know in 2024

Are you ready for the future of property management?

Remember the days when managing properties meant drowning in paperwork?

If you're still there, it's time to rethink.

Manual property management

If you want to succeed in property management, you have to be attached to a broader mission. It's about serving owners and residents.

🎙

Customer satisfaction in property management isn't a bonus – it's your bottom line. Here's why.

I learned this the hard way while

Would you prefer to live in an apartment community where the team loves their work or where the property management company has made

Next Month, Join me at Blueprint: The Future of Real Estate, a forward thinking conference.

I have a select few complementary tickets for Executive's

DeAnna Moore won me over at our first meeting (which involved a very random, very unique incident at a store full of exploding

Property Management is a full-contact sport.

You can't "centralize" or "automate" your way out of that.

But here's what you can do:

--> Utilize a "pod"

Property Management Wizards Unite

(this vide is better than my rbp explainer yesterday)

Property management can feel like a thankless job.

So it's really cool when you get good feedback!

Sometimes it's the

Property management is not glorified babysitting….

Multifamily owners, if your property management company is moving your assistant property manager off-site back to work at the corporate office and calling

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- Their logo
- Their headshot
- Their automations
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Property management can be a real headache for real estate professionals. The industry is often bogged down with manual processes, inefficient communication, and

Real estate investors have plenty of options when it comes to building wealth 🏡. You could buy a property yourself and manage it,

Property Management Burnout: A Growing Concern in the Multifamily Industry

The multifamily housing sector in the United States is facing a significant challenge with

Property management can feel like you’re constantly taking hits with criticisms, complaints, and challenges.

But every so often, you get that one piece