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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. 

5 Ideas for Throwing a Game of Thrones Party at Your Apartment Community

Are you ready for the final season? Of course you are! Here are some fun suggestions for a themed resident event.

Positive Review Peril: 5 Steps to an Authentic Online Story

Human nature tells us a little skepticism is bound to seep in when something seems too good to be true.

Happy National Puppy Day!

Pets with wealthy owners have a lifestyle that would make most of us envious. If you’re a property owner or manager, here’s a list of dog-friendly amenities that would convince any resident to stay forever.

‘Mom…Mom…Mom!!’ ‘Not Now, Honey, I’m Talking to the Leasing Agent!’

From the perspective of kids, apartment hunting is painfully boring. So when they flip out, you lose the parent’s attention. Here’s how to avoid losing a prospective resident, too. 

Lease Renewals: 5 Tips for Property Managers

When you know that good residents are staying in place, you can save time and money. Cut costs on searching for new residents and turning units. Save time on tours, interviews and paperwork. Business becomes easier with more renewals, and these practical tips can secure them.

Jessica Fiur, Editor-in-Chief

6 Ways to Empower Women in Real Estate

Although women are making major strides in real estate, there is much more work ahead. We feature this still-timely commentary as MHN celebrates Women’s History Month.

The Top 10 Reasons a Leasing Professional Quits

What makes these valuable members of the team want to move on? Multifamily professionals share insights.

How to Get Your Property Ready for Spring

Tired of snow and cold weather? Here is a list of tips for property managers tasked with handling the change of seasons.

Property Manager: Jacks and Jills of All Trades

The secret to handling such a diverse lineup of responsibilities is to serve your community one resident at a time, with whatever hat you feel is most fitting.