The Law of the Big Momentum in Multifamily Real Estate
When an investor has momentum, every broker and seller wants to do business with them.
Technicians Are Exhausted
It’s time to make some much-needed changes in how we operate our service departments.
The Customer Service Paradigm Is Broken
Why you need to put your people first: a guest blog from Maria Pietroforte of Multifamily Insiders.
Are You a Good Leader People Want to Work For?
Being a leader is challenging at the best of times, let alone being a good leader. On top of your day to day tasks that might involve the company’s finances, HR resources and managing a remote team, you will also need to ensure that you are a good mentor. We’ve all been in that position where we have had a terrible leader and considered leaving the company due to a lack of recognition or prospect. Well now is your chance to learn how to be a great leader, so you have a positive and happy team. A leader, much like…
Community Gets Lift by Offering Professional Moving Services to New Residents
An unusual amenity for an unusual time.
Try This Question for Hiring New Leasing Staff
Interviewing leasing agents can be hard. The questions that reference leasing skills may not be relevant to prior work experience. Try this question instead.
Digitally Streamlining the Leasing Process
Three concepts apartment operators can use to make leasing easier.
How to Market Your Community Through Storytelling
It’s not always facts and figures that will get potential renters interested in an apartment. Learn how to tell your community’s story.
Three Ways to Take Your Day Back!
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed with everything you need to accomplish in a day, here are some tips that will help.
How to Empower and Keep Good Employees
Eight key factors that many property managers overlook.









