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When to Consider Hiring a Professional Property Manager

AirKeeper

Whether you’re self-managing or working with a property manager who isnt delivering, there are signs that it might be time for a change. A professional property manager can relieve the pressure, boost your returns, and help you enjoy the benefits of your investment without the daily stress.

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Finding the Perfect Multifamily Property

American Apartment Owners Association

Operating costs can consist of property taxes, real estate agent fees, utilities, maintenance, property management fees, homeowners insurance and legal fees. If all of this is too much for you, you may need to hire a professional property management company.

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Is It Time for Property Management Software? Here’s How to Tell

American Apartment Owners Association

Compliance and Regulations Are Keeping You Up at Night As your portfolio grows, so does your compliance burden. Property management software can help you: Stay compliant with housing regulations and accounting standards. Custom portals for tenants, vendors, and investors keep everyone in the loop.

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Stessa vs Buildium: Which software is best for you in 2025?

Buildium

Whether you’re managing 10 units or 10,000, it keeps your operations organized and under control. While Buildium is not free, its pricing reflects a scalable solution for professional managers who need reliable tools, audit-grade accounting, and strong compliance support.

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Why Invest in a Holiday Rental?

AirKeeper

Owners may be eligible to claim deductions on a range of expenses related to their rental property. Common deductible expenses include property management fees, maintenance and repairs, utilities, insurance, and depreciation. Managing a holiday rental successfully requires time, expertise, and local market knowledge.

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100+ Questions Every LA Multifamily Investor Should Ask

InveServe

What are all the recurring operating expenses (property taxes Proposition 13 considerations, insurance earthquake coverage is essential, utilities, maintenance, management fees)? Lease Agreements & Rent Collection (LA Compliance): What type of lease agreement complies with California and LA regulations?

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Finding the Perfect Multifamily Property

American Apartment Owners Association

Operating costs can consist of property taxes, real estate agent fees, utilities, maintenance, property management fees, homeowners insurance and legal fees. If all of this is too much for you, you may need to hire a professional property management company.

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