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The property management software buying guide: How to choose the best single family property management software

Buildium

In the previous editions of our property management software buying guide, we covered the basics of how to compare property managers, from key features software should have to assessing pricing models and customer reviews. We also explored specific considerations for multifamily property management software.

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How to stand out to property owners with better financial reporting and benchmarking services

Buildium

Financial reporting services involve tracking, organizing, and presenting financial performance data to your clients. In residential property management, this includes income and expense tracking, balance sheets , cash flow statements, profit and loss statements, rent rolls, and more. What Are Benchmarking Services?

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How property managers can expand their business by acquiring other property management companies

Buildium

7 Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them Growing through acquisition presents many rewards, but it also comes with risks. Underestimating Regulatory Requirements Property management is highly regulated. Many acquisitions don’t deliver expected benefits because of common mistakes.

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Florida Short-Term Rental Laws 2025: What Property Managers Need to Know

Avantio

With its specific rules and ongoing debate about who can mandate and regulate the state’s market, Florida vacation rentals are struggling to keep up with compliance and remain competitive. Tug-of-War Between State and Local Regulations What Does This Mean for Airbnb Hosts and Property Managers? Did You Know?

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How multifamily disaster recovery services minimize damage and accelerate recovery

MRI Software

Operational disruptions Managing a property after a disaster requires handling emergency repairs, coordinating with contractors, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. At the same time, property managers must communicate with tenants and manage financial concerns.

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The 10 Worst States To Be A Landlord

Rental Housing Journal

But there are some states where—due to anti-landlord legislation, property tax rates, rent-control laws or congested court systems—there is added pressure on landlords, property owners and property managers. Based on these findings, here are 10 states where owning rental property is harder, riskier, and less profitable.

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Enhancing the application process: Secure and simplify applications with digital tools

Buildium

But some of it has to do with how you present your applications and how you communicate with applicants, as well. Speaking with a legal expert thats familiar with real estate law and specific regulations in your area is the best way to make sure your applications meet these requirements. A lot is accomplished by going digital.