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Part of a property managers’ job duties is showing available properties to would be tenants. What a big waste of time is, is driving across town for a showing only to find the other parties are ‘no-shows’.

The Fair Housing Act of 1968 and Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990is a bit complicated for multi-family properties. If the laws are not followed, you could be faced with hefty fines.

While some amenities seem to be a little over the top, there are those amenities that provide a decent ROI and have since grown into best standards among property owners.

As Commercial or Residential Property Managers, as well as individual Property Owners, one of the sure-fire ways to attract tenants is to spruce up the look of your rental property.

If you are a seasoned property manager or real estate property investor, you have probably gone through a rehab in your lifetime.

The property management industry continues to evolve in the expectations of what technology can provide. Gone are the days of managing properties with the pen and paper approach.

The management of property has continued to evolve at an amazing pace. Gone are the days when proper owners needed to physically visit their rental properties on a daily basis to check on the current state of their structures.