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As a property manager, it is important to keep your residents happy. Happy residents are more likely to stay loyal, and they are also more likely to recommend your property to others. In this blog post, we will discuss five ways that you can keep your residents happy. Keep in mind that every resident is different, so you may need to adapt these strategies to fit your particular community. 1. Keep the grounds clean and well-maintained Residents love it when the property is well-maintaine...

The maintenance of a property is a complex and challenging task. There are many elements to consider – from the physical building and its systems, to the people who work there, the residents and visitors. It can be difficult to keep on top of it all, which is why real estate facility and maintenance management software solutions are becoming increasingly popular. Such software can provide a number of key advantages, including increased efficiency and productivity, improved communication and c...

In the wake of the pandemic, we have all had to think twice about how we interact with the world around us, from how we run errands to how we open doors. The pandemic has changed everything about our lives. Our need to keep social distance and reduce the potential for virus transmission has affected our learning, working, shopping, socializing, and moving about our communities. As a result, trends in architecture, education, e-commerce, and even civil engineering have emerged to meet the n...

Technology has changed significant sectors over the past 20 years, including media, climate action, healthcare, marketing, sales, and even education. Real Estate is no exception, and the new age of technology influences it. Whether you're looking to buy or rent a home or you're an agent trying to sell one, pulling up listings to browse on your phone or tablet is the norm these days. But that's just the tip of a vast&nb...

A homeowner's association (HOA) structure is standard in residential communities to ensure a cohesive and clean atmosphere. While the HOA can sometimes relieve the homeowner of some responsibilities, it can impose some obligations too.   Essentially, a HOA is a governing body for a planned community, such as townhouses, condos, or single-family homes. HOAs are like landlords or property managers: they oversee a group of house...

A landlord is responsible for protecting their investment from anything that could lead to loss of value or damage to it. Landlord liability is anything that a landlord can be held liable for from harm or injury caused to or by tenants or by violations of the warranty of habitability, which demands that a tenant has rights to a livable state. Landlords are not automatically liable for all injuries tenants suffer at their rental properties. Tenant's injuries are generally the landlord'...