Posts Tagged ‘Property Management’
Some evening reads to keep property managers and property investors in the know on what’s shakin’ in the world of income property.
As tenants go virtual so must property managers and landlords; take a look at the future offices of property managers.
Check out the debate in New York State regarding a potential cap on property taxes
As predicted, now is a GREAT time to invest in rental property. Real estate agents have a great opportunity to take advantage, and property managers should prepare to… well manage those properties
Agents may find a good niche from the current housing market, but the long-term beneficiaries will be property managers
Check out what online leasing can do for property managers, owners, and tenants
Finally, property managers and landlords are adapting to a “new normal” when prospecting for and selecting new tenants
Few felt the financially tragic effects of our economic collapse in a way similar to commission-based real estate agents. Many aim to endure the economic storm with hopes of brighter days to come; however, if agents ignore the market shifts, the sun may never shine again. Changes are many and all of different origin, some direct and others indirect; regardless, time to assess what has happened, forecasting what is to come. In doing so, agents will understand the new dynamics, increasing the ability to flourish in the new real estate climate.
Online Property Management Software isn’t new, but it could be revolutionary; however, the revolution seemingly has a limited ability to revolve. Here’s what I mean: something has truncated online property management software’s ability to assimilate all parties to a rental agreement in the cloud, but who’s been left out? The answer is…Tenants! Sure, most software provide a cutting edge way to observe and access information regarding your company’s properties under management, regardless of your geographic obstacles, but most only provide a limited conduit of activity for tenants – those most pertinent to rent and its associated processes. All you software providers who’ve only accommodated for property managers: keep on dancin’ ‘till you learn how to tango, ‘cause it takes two. Tenants, put on your boogie shoes, ‘cause you’re the missing piece to this fiesta. Let’s party.
Today the Witt leaves rent’s history for a spell, and the Rent Lobster makes a dash from advice to bring a more interactive piece regarding real life experiences to assist both tenants and landlords. Naturally, tenants only speak of landlords when angered, seldom giving any praise. However, this is to be constructive on both ends as we all seek to improve in the ever growing world of rent. The Witt and The Rent Lobster will start us out. Anyone else with a story is encouraged to share. To the testimonials!
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