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Cabinet and Countertop Solutions for Apartment Renovations or Builds

American Apartment Owners Association

Why Landlords, Property Managers, and Property Owners Should Take an Interest The industry is calling for updates. While the overall rental market saw huge growth through the 2020-2022 period with low interest rates and new large-scale apartment projects nationwide, most renters are still turning to more affordable renting options.

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How Long Does a Landlord Have to Replace a Refrigerator?

Bay Property Management Group

When you moved into your apartment, you doubtlessly did a thorough walk-through to make sure everything was in good shape. Now you’re wondering: How long does a landlord have to replace a refrigerator and other appliances? Now you’re wondering: How long does a landlord have to replace a refrigerator and other appliances?

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The 10 Worst States To Be A Landlord

Rental Housing Journal

In the 10 worst states to be a landlord, it can be tough between taxes, tenants who don’t live up to their lease agreements, maintenance woes, and the cost of maintaining a property. TurboTenant , a property-management software company, compiled the 10 worst states in which to be a landlord based on those factors and more.

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The Bottom-Line Impact of Tariffs on Residential Landlords

Rental Housing Journal

The bottom line impact of tariffs on residential landlords is that it inflates costs of repairs and renovations and disrupts the supply chain we need for critical products. Here are 5 things landlords can do. The inability to place a tenant in the property can also place undue financial pressure on a landlord.

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Washington State Rent Control: What Multifamily Property Owners and Investors Need to Know Now

Rental Housing Journal

Overview of Washington’s New Rent Control Law Here’s what HB 1217 means for multifamily property owners and investors: Annual rent increase limit: Landlords can increase rents each year by a maximum of either 7 percent plus inflation (measured by the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, or CPI-U), or 10 percent, whichever is lower.

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6 top property management growth strategies for 2025 and beyond

Buildium

For example, you could go after independent landlords who may be tired of self-managing their properties. You can identify these potential clients through local networking events, online landlord forums, or by analyzing rental listings to find self-managed properties. ROI), and manufactured stone veneer replacements (153.2%).

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Rest of 2025: Balance of Risk Tilts to Lower Rents

Rental Housing Journal

However, some domestic manufacturers may benefit from reduced import competition. A smaller pool of available workers would temper household formation and apartment demand while also reducing the number of new jobs needed to keep unemployment steady. Higher tariffs could raise input costs for construction and consumer goods.