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50 up-and-coming cities attracting residents & investors in 2019
In the throes of the Great Recession and the subsequent recovery, large metropolises like New York City and San Francisco saw an influx of new residents. Mega-cities with strong economies were the ...
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How to create a culture of community service that lasts all year
Especially this time of year, we all love to give back. Community involvement strengthens the communities we serve and boosts engagement within our own companies. Plus, small businesses have the op...
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Buildium awarded ‘Best Company Culture’ according to Comparably’s 2018 Culture Awards
Buildium, the real estate industry’s leading property and association management solution, today announced that it was awarded “Best Company Culture” by Comparably.com, a leading workplace cu...
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Gartner’s Software Advice names Buildium to 2018 FrontRunners Quadrant
There is nothing more gratifying than knowing that our mission—driven by our people and product—is truly serving our customers well. That’s why we are so thrilled that Buildium once again top...
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1099-MISC forms: The what, when & how (2018 update)
Don’t let tax season sneak up on you in 2018—make sure you’re ready by reviewing these 1099-MISC form basics.
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Accepting rent via credit or debit: Is it a smart move?
How many people do you know use checks to pay for anything besides rent these days? Not many, right? Almost everything we pay for now, we do so through debit or credit cards because of the convenie...
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4 life lessons for new HOA property managers
Editor's note: This month, we reached out to Melissa Gentry, Owner and COO of Hill Country Homeowners Association Management, and asked if she could share how she got into the business along with h...
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Sizing up 2018: Your property management business health check
How do you really know if you had a successful year in 2018? When you’re running a small business, staying on top of finances can be time-consuming and confusing. After all, you’re an expert in...
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A day spent designing next-gen apps with Boston’s sixth graders
“A little up and to the left. Hmmm...I think the font should be bigger. Yeah — that’s it!” This kind of brainstorming session could be overheard at any Boston technology company — not exa...