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Residential Property Maintenance Metrics and Improving NOI (with Ray Hespen)

Fourandhalf

Ray Hespen, who is a frequent flier on The Property Management Show, joined us again to discuss maintenance metrics and how measurement improves resident satisfaction and owner NOI. The last time he was on the podcast, in late 2023, his team was just beginning to establish this concept of maintenance analytics.

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How to Grow a Property Management Company: Proven Strategies for Success

BetterWho

Growing a property management company is a rewarding yet complex journey. It requires balancing tenant relations, property maintenance, client satisfaction, and team management. To scale successfully, property managers must adopt strategic approaches that optimize operations, attract new clients, and build a reliable team.

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You Ask, We Answer: Top Property Management Software FAQs

Yardi Breeze

I manage a mixed-use property with commercial & residential units. How should I set up this property? For a mixed-use property, it is possible to set up the commercial units as a commercial property and the residential units as a residential property. Billing will update automatically.

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Cost Segregation Study: How to Take Accelerated Depreciation on Rental Properties

SparkRental

By accelerating depreciation, investors can improve cash flow and returns, as the increased deductions reduce tax liability during the initial years of property ownership. This strategy effectively serves as interest-free borrowing from the IRS, as the tax savings can be reinvested or used for property maintenance.

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Multifamily housing marketing strategies that drive higher occupancy rates

MRI Software

Prioritizing strong marketing strategies for multifamily properties helps you maintain these benefits and avoid costly vacancies. Revenue stability A fully occupied property guarantees consistent cash flow, allowing you to cover expenses like maintenance, staffing, and utilities.

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