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33 Ways to Generate More Property Income
Multifamily Insiders recently reported its findings for the most common ancillary income types for apartment communities. But there are other ways to generate revenue while delivering value to your residents. Read on for Mike Whaling’s suggestions.
Want Your Community to Stand Out? Don’t Name It This
A look at the 20 most commonly used property names across the U.S. highlights how some just aren’t enough to distinguish your property.
6 Ways to Have a ‘Keanussance’ at Your Property
Let the internet’s current favorite actor guide you to better property management tools.
What Are the Top 10 Most Commonly Collected Types of Ancillary Income?
What are the most effective ways to make money at your community? Read on for the list.
Top 5 Summer Community Events
These kinds of gatherings bring residents together during the upcoming hot season. Try these if you’re a property manager and see how they impact resident retention.
Your Resident Has Started to Shop Around! Can We Stop It?
In general, we are used to prospects coming into our communities in the middle of their buying cycle. But with our existing residents, there is a possibility they never actually start shopping around.
When a Resident Starts Shopping Around, You Lose Control of the Renewal
Although it sounds hard-nosed, your biggest advantage in renewing residents may be their lack of knowledge of what else is out there.
Paying the Rent vs. Paying for Health Care: A Painful Tradeoff
The recently released annual County Health Rankings emphasizes the undeniable connection between health and housing: How long and how well we live depends on where we live.
Talent Retention: 4 Tips for Affordable Housing
High turnover rates at affordable communities lead to repetitive training and service inconsistencies. Retaining talent minimizes both problems and paves the way for success. Here are some suggestions.
Service Animals vs. Assistance Animals: Know the Difference
Failing to understand the distinction between these two terms could result in costly and risky unintended consequences.