Adjusting Your Processes to Thrive in Any Market by Vanessa Anderson It’s a rough time to be a property manager: leads are down, there’s an oversupply of units, and workers are burning out — while somehow not replying fast enough to prospects. But not everyone is struggling. Property managers who...
Serious Investors Are Turning to Professional Property Management at Scale by Jackie Lee There comes a point in every real estate investor’s journey when growth stops feeling simple. At the beginning, managing a handful of homes might feel manageable, even rewarding. But as your portfolio expands,...
Scaling Profitably Through Whatever Comes Next by Vanessa Anderson and Kori Covrigaru Every property manager feels it: The leads aren’t flowing like they used to. Vacancies linger longer, rent growth has stalled, and owners are asking tougher questions about time-to-lease and marketing spend. The...
And Why the Firms Closing It Are Pulling Away from Everyone Else by Ori Tamuz Property management has changed dramatically in the last decade. The properties got smarter; the tenants got more demanding, and the regulations got more complex. And yet, the software most managers rely on every day...
Real-World Experiences in AI Adoption by Chris Fellows Is AI hype or a force multiplier? The last 30 years have seen several waves of technological transformations that have deeply altered the global landscape: the internet, global workforces, search engines, smart phones, and social media. Each...
Considerations for Real Estate Investors by Andy Bates Property management is a crucial part of successfully holding a real estate investment portfolio. While there are generally accepted practices and regulated standards for managing a property, there are still many options available for how it...
Progress Residential’s New Approach to Vacant Property Management by Ashna Lee Vacant properties are a fact of life in rental real estate. But for many owners and operators, they are also one of the most underappreciated sources of risk. Issues with trespassing, theft, water damage, and even the...
How PetScreening is Transforming Property Management by Jennifer Stoops In today’s rental housing market, one thing is clear: Pets are no longer just companions, they are family. In 2024, more pets were adopted in the United States than children were born. That cultural shift is reshaping the...
Rethinking Repairs as a Resident Experience Strategy by Sean Miller The single-family rental (SFR) market has long been a cornerstone of the U.S. housing landscape, but over the past decade, it has evolved rapidly, driven by a surge in institutional investment, the expansion of portfolios across...
