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Spotlight Interview: Tim Wehner, Past NARPM President & Property Manager Extraordinaire

Yardi Breeze

Tim Wehner: I first joined NARPM in 2010 when I was working at Dodson Property Management in Richmond, Virginia. which focuses on protecting tenants rights, landlords rights and property rights. Right now, were seeing it used for tasks like writing property listings, touching up photos and automating tenant inquiries.

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Choosing Between Long-Term and Short-Term Rentals in Colorado Springs: A Guide for Real Estate Investors

Renjoy

from 2010 to 2020, reflecting a healthy influx of residents and a strong demand for housing. Lower Turnover: Tenants in long-term rentals usually stay for a year or more, reducing the time and money spent on marketing and preparing the property for new tenants. According to the U.S. billion to the local economy.

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Is Investing in Colorado Springs Real Estate Right for You? A 2024 Guide

Muldoon Associates

There was a 15 percent increase from 2010 to 2020, and there are still more and more people moving into the area. Get to know the tenant population, the demographics. There will always be tenants looking for homes, and if you have one available, there is money to be made. The population is spiking in our area.

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Staying Ahead of Market Trends: Colorado Springs Property Management Insights for 2024

Muldoon Associates

In fact, it’s increased by 15 percent since 2010. That’s delivered a large population of tenants into our market. Our property management insights for 2024 are around technology, tenant demand, and remote work. Think about what you can offer that attracts good tenants and justifies a higher rent. Some people love it.

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Ep 124: How much did La Casita made in 2020

The Hosting Journey

I have a spreadsheet that I’ve kept since the first guest I hosted back in 2010. We know that we don’t want a long-term tenant there since we sometimes use the place for ourselves. This is one of the reasons I highly recommend that you keep track of who stayed, payments, ratings, etc.

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