Social Media has made a major impact on how people live their day to day lives. It’s accessible on our computers, smartphones, iPads and Tablets, etc. It offers a way to communicate and keep in touch with our family, classmates, friends and colleagues. Some landlords and property managers even use Twitter or Facebook business pages […]
Should Social Media be Used to Screen Potential Tenants? Read More »
It’s time again to set your clocks back one hour. Unless you live in Hawaii or Arizona which do not observe Daylight Saving (that’s right, it’s not plural) Time. When is the time change? On Sunday, 11/3/2013 at 2 a.m. we will change our clocks back one hour (“Spring Forward, Fall Back”)!
Daylight Saving Time is back again on Sunday! Read More »
Today is October 29th, 2013 and it has been one year since Superstorm Sandy ravaged the Eastern coastline, destroying practically everything in her path. She took everything from businesses, homes, and even lives during her destruction. It is inevitable, development, population growth and changing weather patterns all contribute to
“Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it” – 7 Lessons from Superstorm Sandy Read More »
The holidays are a great excuse for your property manager clients to interact with their tenants in a much more relaxed manner than speaking to them at board meetings or general trips to the office. Halloween can be considered the unofficial start to the holiday season! Here are a few things your property manager
Halloween Ideas to Engage Tenants for Condominiums, Coops and Apartment Buildings Read More »
As the leaves change color and the temperatures get a little cooler it is a good time to remind your building owner and community association clients to start preparing their grounds and amenities for the winter season. If they take the right precautions to protect their property, they will make it through the winter with
Winterization Tips for Your Property Manager Clients Read More »
