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Property management is a demanding field. Between handling resident requests, coordinating maintenance, managing leases, and keeping operations running smoothly, the… Read more »
How to Reduce Employee Burnout in Property Management
Author: Lexi Coggan
Fully Staffed Doesn’t Always Mean Fully Supported
On paper, your community may look fully staffed. Every position is filled, schedules are posted, and the week seems manageable.… Read more »
Is It Time for a Career Change? Why Summer Is a Great Time to Explore Multifamily
As many people take time to recharge over the holiday weekend, it’s also a chance to reflect on personal and… Read more »
What Drives New Hire Success? It Starts Earlier Than You Might Think
Hiring someone is an important milestone, but helping them become a successful member of the team is something entirely different.… Read more »
More Than a Job: The Growth Potential of Multifamily Careers
Ask someone how they got started in multifamily, and you’ll usually hear the same thing: They didn’t plan on it.… Read more »
What Does Employee Turnover Actually Cost?
The Position Is Filled. So Why Does It Still Feel Like a Vacancy? A maintenance technician leaves. A leasing consultant… Read more »
The Cost of Deferred Maintenance in Summer
Deferred Maintenance Rarely Starts as a Budget Issue Deferred maintenance can be costly, but not always in the way a… Read more »
Is Your Team Prepared for Peak Turnover Season?
Peak Turnover Season Creates Pressure Across Every Onsite Team Peak turnover season is one of the busiest operational periods for… Read more »
How Fast-Paced Are Multifamily Careers?
Multifamily Careers Move Faster Than Many People Expect Multifamily careers are often viewed from the outside as straightforward leasing, maintenance,… Read more »
How Trash Management Protects the Resident Experience
Trash Management Impacts More Than Cleanliness Trash management plays a bigger role in resident satisfaction than communities may realize. While… Read more »