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Rents Rise Slightly For Second Month In A Row

Rental Housing Journal

March saw national rents rise slightly for the second month in a row, according to Apartment Lists April report. In dollar terms, the national median monthly rent now stands at $1,384, up $8 per month compared to last month, but down $5 compared to March 2024, according to the report from the Apartment List Research Team.

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5 Reasons Why Video is The Future of Property Management

Fourandhalf

Since our original blog on this topic in 2017, platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram Reels have significantly influenced user behavior and reshaped how people consume information using video marketing. Video has cemented itself as a dominant force in marketing.

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Bitcoin Use Is on the Rise. What Does That Mean for Property Managers?

Propertyware

With Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies growing in popularity, more real estate investors and property management companies may follow Caruso’s lead, allowing tenants to pay their rent in crypto. If a tenant pays rent in crypto, they’re simply transferring some of their shares to you, usually via an app.

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The Importance of Background Screening in the Age of AI

American Apartment Owners Association

At a time when the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continue to grow each day, it is more important than ever to depend on your own reliable resources to qualify a new tenant. Fortunately, an AAOA credit check for landlords and a tenant background check cannot be altered to falsify their results. Screen Your Tenant Today!

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Landlord Ordered to Pay $80,000 Over Threat to Call ICE On Tenants

Rental Housing Journal

An Illinois court has ordered a landlord to pay more than $80,000 for threatening to call immigration authorities (ICE) on a tenant couple who rented an apartment from him in 2020, according to reports. According to the lawsuit, the tenant family rented a basement apartment from Contreras and his wife beginning in 2017.

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Little Change In Rents As Tenants Settle In For Winter

Rental Housing Journal

There was little change in rents as moving season is past and tenants settle in for the winter, Yardi Matrix says in the November Multifamily Report. Also, corporate tax breaks for real estate and deductions for pass-through entities from the 2017 tax law are likely to be extended or expanded.

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