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8 examples of automated property management systems you can start using today

Buildium

From leasing and maintenance to inspections and bookkeeping, we’ll walk through how these systems are changing the way property managers work. Automated Leasing Systems Leasing is one of the most process-heavy parts of property management, involving listings, lead response, showings, screening, and lease signing.

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12 proptech trends property managers should know in 2025

Buildium

Keeping up means learning about the latest proptech trends shaping how we manage, lease, maintain properties, and engage tenants. They also analyze tenant preferences and tailor messages and offers accordingly, encouraging longer leases and happier communities. The property management world changes quickly as technology moves forward.

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Finding the Perfect Multifamily Property

American Apartment Owners Association

Vacancy rates Before you purchase a multifamily property, be sure to investigate the current vacancy rate in the building and the surrounding area to assess tenant turnover and potential rental income stability.Multifamily homes by definition have multiple units and therefore, separate income sources.

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What Is a Mother-In-Law Apartment & Should You Have One?

Bay Property Management Group

Local zoning laws, rental regulations, and permits dictate whether you can build and lease them , with size restrictions, occupancy requirements, and compliance with tenant rights laws varying by region. This process involves submitting detailed plans and undergoing inspections to ensure compliance with safety and design standards.

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Landlord vs Property Manager: Key Differences Explained

Bay Property Management Group

Key Takeaways from this Article Role Definitions and Responsibilities : A landlord owns the property and is responsible for key tasks like setting rental terms, maintaining the property, and adhering to legal regulations. A landlord is a person who owns property that they lease to another party in exchange for rent.

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Mortgage Rates in 2025: Will Mortgage Rates Go Down?

Bay Property Management Group

Your Personal Financial Profile: While the economy definitely affects mortgage rates, your finances matter, too. We can maximize your returns with in-house accounting, inspections, maintenance, lease enforcement, legal compliance, and more. Lenders look at: Your Credit Score Having a high score (740+) gets you the best rates.

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New California Commercial Lease Requirements – SB 1103

Esquire Property Management Group

This new law mandates that landlords and their representatives—across all commercial sectors, including office, industrial, and retail—adapt their leasing practices when engaging with a newly classified category of tenants known as “qualified commercial tenants.”

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