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I am a leasing agent for work. I get paid hourly and I make commission off every lease I get. Now, I was a leasing agent years ago, but I decided to be a stay at home mom for a couple years and recently got back into it.However, at my last job, the leasing agent would get the commission for leases...
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My residents come into the office often, especially since the Hurricane. One of them came up with the idea for this board. I love it.
Whether you were in person and missed a session or couldn't make it this year, this is your chance to get an Insider's perspective on the transformative tech and groundbreaking ideas that were shared and are poised to reshape the multifamily industry.Action Agenda from OPTECH brings the conference's most valuable insights directly to you. Catch up on what you missed when our panel of industry executives ...
On today's episode of "I have a house for rent..."
We have a lady that makes well over a "$100k a year, has horrible credit and drives a 10-year-old car.
If these people would double check their math their "Pay-Stubs" would look a little bit better...
I'm laughing my ass off. 🤣
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As a property manager, you're tasked with maintaining harmony within your building - even when outside forces threaten to disrupt that peace. Whether it's economic instability, social unrest, or other community-wide issues, a skilled property manager plays a critical role in shielding residents from the fallout.Here's how an effective property manager can help keep the peace when outside turmoil hits:𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙢𝙪𝙣𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙏𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙡𝙮 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝘾𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙡𝙮. Honest ...
The multifamily housing sector is undergoing significant transformations as we approach 2025. Developers, investors, and residents are navigating a landscape shaped by economic shifts, technological advancements, and evolving lifestyle preferences.Economic Dynamics and Market PerformanceThe U.S. multifamily market has faced pressure in recent quarters. Occupancies have slipped due to a rise in development, r ...
The journey in the fast-paced commercial real estate (CRE) industry can frequently feel like too much to handle. It's simple to lose focus when faced with evolving tenant needs, altering markets, and the ongoing need for strategic decision-making. "I live my life a quarter mile at a time" is a potent slogan that can help us overcome the obstacles. This quotation, which is well-known for being connected to the Fast & Furious movie series ...
Do I tell my new boss / employer? I've been at my new Jon less than 2 months.
After having some similar symptoms from when I had a stroke 5 years ago, I went to the ER. They did tests including a brain scan and have found I have a deteriorating brain vessel condition. I was fortunate to not have any real distinguishable signs from my stroke, so my employer doesn't know I've had a stroke. My boss knows I was at the ER as I left during work.
I...
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Sometimes I struggle with brain pain and sometimes cognitively when I have too much fluid pooling in my skull but I push through it or on rare occasion -ask for help if needed.
My colleagues been nothing but supportive throughout and I have even mentioned the possibility of getting a shunt, which is having brain surgery down the road so it won’t be a surprise when the time comes.
I would be honest if there’s a chance they will eventually find out anyhow. You don’t have to be perfect to be good at your job.
What do you all use for keys? I’m working with a company that has metal keys, one master for the entire portfolio and has not been at all strict about who gets a key. I’m recommending they change locks and reduce the number of doors each master unlocks, switch to fobs, or use key pads. Any strong feelings about one system over another?
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Here's mine.I'd been working as a Property Manager for several years when I decided to change management companies. I took a position as a Property Manager at a company that impressed me during the interview process: personable interviewers, dynamic leaders, stories of extensive training support. Fast forward to Day 1. I arrive at the community where I am now "the boss." Because my boss, the Regional Manager, was located hundreds of miles a ...
I am ashamed to be a part of this industry anymore. 16 years ago I entered this profession. For 16 years I applied myself to learn as much as possible with the goal of becoming a supervisor. This industry disgusts me now. There are a few factors that contribute to that disgust,but mainly it is the...
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One of the biggest topics on multifamily right now is resident satisfaction as communities try to retain their residents.In this conversation with Megan Adams, Director of Marketing at Legend Management Group, on how they proactively seek out resident feedback and then adapt their own processes to improve the resident experience.In this interview, she talks about how her teams leveraged satisfaction scores f ...
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