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How to Become a Tiny House Landlord

American Apartment Owners Association

Small homes = big profits Leasing tiny homes is one of the latest trends in the rental business. Some areas may regulate ADUs or require specific foundation types. It is highly recommended that you hire a builder who is also familiar with the tiny home laws and regulations for the county in which you will be developing.

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11 Steps to Take Before and During Leasing Season to Maximize Profit and Efficiency

Appfolio

In the residential leasing world, May through September are known as leasing season—with July and August typically seeing the most volume. To make the most of leasing season, property managers, leasing teams, and marketing managers need to be ready for increased demand and commit resources to encourage lease renewals.

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The Growing Demand for Short-Term Rentals in Multifamily Properties

Beach Front Property Management

Higher Revenue Opportunities: The short-term rental (STR) market analysis shows that STRs often generate more income than traditional long-term leases. Flexible Leasing Options: Multifamily properties provide adaptable rental durations to meet diverse guest needs. Guests benefit from the choice of short visits or extended stays.

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The Role of Smart Home Technology in Modern Multifamily Properties

Beach Front Property Management

Smart thermostats regulate heating and cooling, ensuring pets stay comfortable and energy is not wasted. By offering these tours, properties can schedule more visits each day while freeing up staff from in-person shows, making the leasing process more efficient. Meanwhile, smart blinds manage sunlight to maintain the ideal temperature.

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What is a Duplex?: A Guide for Real Estate Beginners

Bay Property Management Group

Know Your State’s Laws and Regulations Surrounding Housing. Each state and locality have its own set of laws and regulations. So, familiarize yourself with security deposits, the Fair Housing Act, eviction procedures, zoning regulations, tenant rights, and other legal staples.

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Why Invest in a Holiday Rental?

AirKeeper

Compared to traditional long-term leasing, holiday rentals offer higher earning potential, greater flexibility, and the ability to capitalise on peak seasons and special events. However, maximising profitability requires careful management, expert marketing, and an understanding of evolving regulations.

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How to Become a Tiny House Landlord

American Apartment Owners Association

Small homes = big profits Leasing tiny homes is one of the latest trends in the rental business. Some areas may regulate ADUs or require specific foundation types. It is highly recommended that you hire a builder who is also familiar with the tiny home laws and regulations for the county in which you will be developing.

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