Don’t panic…this is easier than you might think. All a newsletter really is, is information that will entertain and inform your residents of things going on in your complex and/or community. Lots of information and just as much fun.. Read more »
Welcome gifts are becoming very popular these days and a lot of complexes are giving them out. So you have to be creative and come up with something that no other complex is doing. Just think about your tenants and what they like and go from there. But in the meantime, here are a few ideas to get you started… Read more »
You know how special you feel on your birthday? Why not make your residents feel special on their birthday…
It doesn’t take a lot of time or money, just some thought… Read more »
Do you have a long waitlist? Do you have people calling all the time wanting to live at your complex? No! Why not? Try these simple tips to get people interested in your complex so they will be knocking down the doors to live there. Read more »
You know how hard it is, at times, to get a tenant to sign a new lease with you. They have so many choices of where to live these days, that you really have to be on top of your game to keep them signing leases with you. And being on top of your game doesn’t mean you start doing things just before their lease is to expire…you need to work on this all year long. Read more »
One of the best ways to keep your resident’s signing a new yearly lease is to keep them happy. This can be hard at times, but with a few simple suggestions, you might find it is easier than you thought… Read more »
Have you been thinking about doing activities with your residents? Not sure how to get that idea across to your tenants? Here are some simple ideas that will not only let your tenant’s know what activities are coming up, but they might just help get your resident’s to sign a new lease with you…and who doesn’t like that… Read more »
Why bring your tenants together? Because if they get to know each other, they will work together to keep your property what you want it to be, they will be happier residents and you will be a happy landlord.
I really do think that most residents want to enjoy where they live and are good at heart. Give them a reason to take pride in where they live. How? Read more »
