Top 5 Tech Trends in Property Management for 2023
Are you ready for the future of property management? Discover the top 5 tech trends that’ll streamline your workflows and boost your bottom line in 2023.
Are you ready for the future of property management? Discover the top 5 tech trends that’ll streamline your workflows and boost your bottom line in 2023.
Maybe it’s because technology has made us all avoidant, digital recluses, or perhaps it’s just that people are tired of jumping through hoops to get simple tasks done. Whatever the case, self-service is on the rise–and it’s not going anywhere. So what exactly is self-service, and how can you take advantage of it in property management?
The recent rise in package deliveries presents a unique challenge at multifamily properties. Whether it’s the space required to store them, the tracking management, or the security concern, navigating these problems can be time-consuming without the proper systems in place. In this article, we’re explore the easiest and most effective way to keep up with package deliveries at your properties.
Tech has changed virtually every aspect of daily life, and the leasing process is no exception. From how properties are toured, to the application process, all the way through to lease renewals, leasing at multifamily properties has entered into a new era. So what exactly does leasing look like in the digital age, and how is it beneficial to you as a property manager?
With so many different people coming in and out of your buildings, it’s imperative to have systems in place to manage the flow of property guests. In this blog we’ll take you through how to manage guest access successfully, from understanding why controlling it is important to making your guest policies clear and how best to manage the circulation of visitors.
Crafted to give you the ultimate lowdown on all the latest trends happening now in the real estate industry, the PropTea Podcast shares valuable tips on becoming a better property manager, owner, and board member. Covering everything from industry leader advice to wellness tips for better work/life balance, it’s your new source for all things property management tea! On our first episode, we spoke with ManageGo’s very own VP of Growth, Larry Bazykin, on how technology can improve your maintenance experience.
Whatever you do, promise us you won’t use apps like Venmo to collect rent payments at your properties. In the long run, they’ll cost you time and money–and you have a better alternative in property management software.
Read on for the top 5 reasons why you should never collect rent payments through platforms like Venmo, Zelle, and PayPal.
The relationships you foster with your vendors have a rippling effect throughout your business and affect more than just the work they do. At the end of the day, you are responsible for the maintenance and repairs requested by your residents, so they will blame you when contractors don’t do their job or produce lazy work. In this blog post, we’ll examine how you can enhance your vendor relationships in just three easy steps and avoid sloppy maintenance and frustrated residents at your properties.
It’s no secret by now that we’re in a period of high inflation, and if you’ve found yourself here, you’re probably wondering how to navigate this changing economic landscape. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index, a key inflation metric, increased by 8.2% from September of last year–a historically high rate. So what does this mean for the real estate industry, and what can you do to adapt?
For many renters, a key draw to multifamily properties is the experiences that come along with them. From the amenities to the services you offer as a property manager, staying on top of what’s trending among residents is crucial to better serve and enhance their experience renting with you. As the new year quickly approaches, we’ll take a look at the top three trends that will dominate the resident experience in 2023, and how you can implement them to better attract and retain renters at your properties.
The pandemic has been a life-altering event for much of the world, and we’re finally starting to return to a sense of normalcy. But while the worst of it is in the past, we need to acknowledge the effects it’s had on the real estate industry, and how property management as we once knew it has changed. The bright side is that many of these changes are key to progress, so by adapting your management to cater to these new times, your multifamily property will get the push it needs into the future. Here are the top ways the pandemic has changed property management forever.
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and we want to know: are you ready? Trust us, we know how busy these coming months get–but don’t fret, we’re here to make sure it goes smoothly at your property. In today’s article, we’ll be discussing the three things you can do today as a property manager to prepare for the season ahead.
Finding the best residents for your properties is essential to running a successful multifamily building. You want to know that you can trust your residents and that they’re a good fit for your units. By conducting a thorough screening process, you’ll be sure you’re always choosing the right residents–and avoiding the liabilities you could amass over a lazy pick. Here are the 5 questions we think are vital to ask your applicants before renting to them.
From pools and spas to fitness centers and outdoor spaces, amenities are a huge selling point to new renters shopping for their next home. So why do so many of them sit unused, collecting cobwebs and running your bank account? Increasing the amenity usage at your properties comes down to two things: making them appealing and making them simple to use. Here are three ways to accomplish this:
Looking out for the needs of your residents is one of the most important things you can do as a property manager–but you already know that. One detail that often gets overlooked, however, is accessibility. Let’s look into why it’s not only important but a win-win for everyone to upgrade your rental properties to be more accessible.