Property management chart of accounts: What is it and why is it essential?

Sometimes, it can feel as though the world of real estate revolves around primary markets like New York and San Francisco. However, in 2018, you can expect to see under-the-radar cities like Raleigh, Austin, and Charlotte overtake America’s most...

Property managers and landlords have a general duty to make their rentals safe for tenants. However, what you are legally responsible for depends on state and local statutes, as well as applicable building, housing, and health codes. Most...

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (also known as H.R. 1, or the TCJA) took effect on January 1, 2018. With the exception of bonus depreciation (described below), all of the act’s provisions apply to 2018 and later,...

The growing difference between one and two-bedroom rent prices; California renters face a new normal of doubling up and downsizing; how to calculate rent prices; and a closer look at apartments of the future. One-Bedroom Rents Rising Much...

Both the real estate market and the stock market have been on a tear lately—driving home prices up and generating huge gains for investors. For some, this has presented a dilemma: Should I invest the money I’ve saved...

It’s a new year, and most of us have a brighter, more successful future on the brain. The start of a new year lends itself perfectly to building your company vision: A specific set of ideas that describe...

The new year is the perfect time to set goals for your business. Not only are you turning over a new leaf, but it’s also likely the time when you review your year-end metrics. But what if you’re...

If you’ve ever searched for “property management software” on Google, you’re all too familiar with the overwhelming feeling of staring 29 million results in the face, unsure of where to begin. Should you rely on review sites, choosing...