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The decision by all major auto manufacturers to offer EVs and PHEVs in affordable, midsize, and luxury models has driven up appeal, meaning EV charging stations are beginning to shift from amenity to necessity.
When faced with delinquent renters, owner/operators and onsite teams can face up to four stages of revenue recovery. The quicker each stage is addressed, the quicker it may be resolved. Early and automated communication with the resident is key to achieving success, and recovering lost revenue.
Operators are taking unprecedented steps to combat the hiring and employee-retention challenges currently facing the industry. They need to not only take a closer look at overall associate satisfaction, but also work to identify and eliminate specific employee pain points.
When it comes to evictions, time is of the essence. Extensions, delays and restarts during the eviction process means lost revenue. To expedite evictions, avoid hiccups and keep delinquency time as low as possible, it’s crucial to know what is causing the delays.
For several years, there was a lot of talk about the impending increases in the development, production and sales of electric vehicles (EV). The anticipation for the EV movement has finally come to an end, and it’s time for multifamily to prepare.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are starting a management company, pet inclusiveness, rethinking outdoor amenities, headwinds in multifamily investment, best-of-breed vs. bundled solutions and using sustainable materials for a more sustainable building.
As CEO, Kusminsky will continue to propel GiGstreem’s national growth, overseeing product and market expansion and focusing on long-term strategies to provide innovative internet and managed network services to residential, business and events industries.
Resident Interface, the only comprehensive revenue recovery management solution designed for larger portfolio rental housing companies, today announced the launch of its Possession Partner service in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Maryland, which are among the top states in eviction filings.