Good Management CREATES Good Employees By Charlyne Meinhard You can hire the right employees for your business, but if your managers don’t manage them well, those good employees may wind up messing up, rather than stepping up. Jen and Tim are managers of two totally different functions within Mid-Road Company, but they share the same […]
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September 17, 2012
leasing, management, marketing
Apartment Leasing, Apartment Management, Apartment Marketing
Everyone knows resident testimonials gives your marketing and leasing team a “proof advantage” which boosts new leases and leasing without concessions. The reason is fairly simple—if you say how great the community is, it’s just bragging; but if residents say it for you, it must be true! The problem with getting great resident testimonials is […]
Drafting or Slip-streaming to Increase Rental Rates In Apartment Communities Drafting or slip-streaming is a technique where two vehicles or other moving objects are caused to align in a close group reducing the overall effect of drag due to exploiting the lead object’s slipstream. Especially when high speeds are involved, as in motor racing and cycling, […]
There are a number of good reasons for establishing consistent, company-wide standards for stocking and organizing maintenance shops. It promotes efficiency by making it fast and easy for the service team to find tools and supplies. It ensures that all routine maintenance service requests can be completed when scheduled, without having to order and […]
August 5, 2012
By Jennifer Nevitt Casey There’s a simple way every property manager can increase income from the property being managed, yet even some of the best managers overlook it: rethinking the way they use their waiting lists. Here’s what usually happens in the process of a resident vacating an apartment. First of all, the resident gives […]
1. Don’t use the word “take-over”—ever! This implies a hostile environment and immediately puts existing employees on the defensive. Use instead “transition.” 2. Keep in mind that the transition, regardless of how smoothly it goes, will initially be very stressful for the existing employees. Treat them with respect and empathy. While the reality is that […]
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