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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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5 security deposit alternatives to reduce vacancies and attract tenants

Buildium

It’s important to make sure any alternative program you choose complies with your state and local regulations. Be sure to check with any providers you’re considering to make sure that they provide service in your area and comply with local and state regulations. Some areas may limit use. Some residents may be hesitant to comply.

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The Role of Smart Home Technology in Modern Multifamily Properties

Beach Front Property Management

Remote Property Management Made Easy Investing in proptech becomes even more effective when smart apartment devices seamlessly integrate with your property management software. By integrating smart solutions, you minimize marketing and turnover expenses while maintaining steady rental income.

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

Buildium

What Financial Reporting Services Look Like in Action Property management software such as Buildium has data and analytics features to track metrics across revenue, expenses, and more. You can then compare these metrics against past performance or similar “peer group” properties nearby. The same goes for rental income.

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6 steps to jump from property manager to property owner: Build your rental portfolio with confidence

Buildium

Step 1: Evaluate and Manage Your Existing Skills and Resources If you have experience in the industry, you also already have a solid foundation for investing. Skills such as tenant screening, handling maintenance, and navigating local regulations directly transfer to rental ownership.

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Multifamily property lease audits: Best practices for landlords

MRI Software

Verify compliance with property guidelines Make sure your lease audit includes a review of compliance with property-specific guidelines and broader regulations. This ensures your property adheres to the highest standards while treating tenants fairly.

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How multifamily disaster recovery services minimize damage and accelerate recovery

MRI Software

Loss of rental income When tenants are forced to leave due to unsafe conditions, rental income stops immediately. Extended vacancies not only impact cash flow but can also lower the property’s overall value. At the same time, property managers must communicate with tenants and manage financial concerns.