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5 Ways to Market your Apartment Property to Millennials: ow.ly/EvwL50ubVEv

Here’s everything you need to know to build your property’s localized social marketing strategy and start maximizing your social media presence: ow.ly/reJC50ubVAH

Multi-Housing News shares the outdoor amenities and features that residents love most in their communities—and what’s on their wish lists for the future: ow.ly/CFJm50ubVL5

The Biggest Bottleneck to Multifamily Supply: NIMBY-ism multihousingnews.com/post/nimbyism-…

Are you researching new tools to apply to an existing multifamily website? Regardless of where you are in the process, it’s critical to consider what apartment shoppers actually need from your digital leasing office: bit.ly/2Fth6mW

Wellness friendly living is slowly becoming the norm in the multi-family sector. Learn how developers are shifting apartment designs to support residents’ physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing: ow.ly/UFUt50pGH4D

3 Ways to Boost Buzz and Attract More Renters: ow.ly/j2Fp50ubV8h

In the digital age, online experiences are important to maintain. Multifamily Biz suggests using responsive user friendly design in your digital platforms to leverage your community, attract prospect leads, and gain new residents: bit.ly/2VQeHry

In the last few years, there has been a notable increased interest in suburban renting. Some suburbs have led the way, seeing rapid development and spectacular gains in renter population. Top 20 trending suburbs: bit.ly/2RpwiIl

6 Ways to Upgrade the Look and Feel of Apartment Common Spaces: rentalhousingjournal.com/6-ways-to-upgr…

Based on a recent analysis by RealPage, there are eight distinct types of U.S. renter households. The largest group being the “starting out singles” cluster, representing 29% of the renter market. Explore the rental profiles here: bit.ly/2ANmoGe

With over 20 years of property management experience in single and multifamily residences, Melissa Gentry shares her tips for success: bit.ly/2Hl9yoq

5 Tips for Preparing Your Apartments for the Summer Season: ow.ly/suvv50ubVdD

What should you do if you get complaints that your renters are so loud they’re disruptive? Here’s how to respond to a noise complaint letter:ow.ly/ivGp50ubSYO

Smart apartments have the potential to transform the way we approach the rental process, how we keep our homes secure, and even how much we pay for utilities. Learn the technology amenities renters value the most: bit.ly/2FrnXgK

Despite wanting to be homeowners, renting is the practical solution for the young generations. This is likely to create a lot of competition on the rental market, with higher monthly rents being the probable result. Read the story: bit.ly/2FvxaUu

People will come and go from your rental, including new roommates, visiting family, partners, and live-in nannies. When should you classify them as a tenant instead of a guest? Consider these guidelines for defining tenants vs. guests: bit.ly/2SVz1Wv

Avoid landlord-tenant friction by setting guidelines in your rental agreement on deadlines for rent payments. Rent collection can be improved by defining clear consequences and excluding a grace period: bit.ly/2CkpCAW

Allowing tenants to have pets can boost interest in a property, but with pets also come numerous concerns over property damages. Prevent property damage while maintaining a safe environment for pets with these variety of solutions: bit.ly/2SVI61y

Real estate investors and landlords are no longer tethered to their home cities. It’s easier than ever to manage your rental properties remotely without sacrificing on returns. Real estate expert, Brian Davis shares his tips on remote property management: bit.ly/2RtCcrN