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Location Doesn’t Matter

Whether you own rental properties in California, Georgia, Oklahoma or Florida, storms are a normal part of our weather cycle. Along with these storms comes the fact of flooding. Flooding is a problem in every state across our country. When these storms and floods come, it only takes a few inches of water to cause damage to your investments.

Education and Resources

As property managers, it’s your responsibility to advise your tenants about flood preparation. You can find helpful hints about flood risks and preparation for your rental property from  Floodsmart.gov website

You can also send this link to your tenants for a  guide to flood preparation. This guide is offered by FEMA. This guide includes statistics on flooding, warning signs for bad weather and preparing for emergencies.

Knowledge and preparation will help ensure that your tenants stay safe as well as helping to protect your rental properties. Whether you are a property management company or an individual

Many industries throughout the marketplace have changed their practices in response to developments in technology, but real estate, including property management is still largely stuck in the past. On-demand app development is making access to services easier than. Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things are connecting us in new ways every day. It’s clear that taking advantage of these developments is key to progressing.

As an industry with roughly $280 trillion in value, taking advantage of these new opportunities could produce billions or trillions in profits. A number of large real estate companies are attempting to build their own in-house technology, but in many cases, it would be more efficient for them as well as and property management companies to use existing solutions. These are some of the most exciting possibilities that new developments in technology can offer the real estate industry.

Outsourcing the Cloud

Cloud services is a rapidly growing industry with