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Property management software: Why more Americans firing their property managers

Housing Wire

Hiring a property manager to handle day-to-day operations may seem like the best way to alleviate the stress. Traditional property managers are expensive, and with high interest rates and expenses, potential profit margins for rental property owners can be slim to none. billion by 2032.

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Tech-Driven Property Management for Landlords and Investors

GeekEstate

Todays showcase: Ziprent] Offering a full suite of property management services, Ziprent is a platform designed to streamline operations for landlords and property owners through automation and hands-on customer support. [Note from editor: The Mastermind Showcase highlights companies and news from members of GEM Diamond.

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NAR partners with RentRedi for benefits program

Housing Wire

RentRedi will now offer NAR members a subscription to its property management platform at a rate of $1 for the first six months. The platform provides tools for both landlords and renters, which the company said is designed to automate and streamline the management process. “As

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Former rivals become partners as Mynd merges with Roofstock 

Housing Wire

The unified platform will offer real estate investors robust technology, deep data insights and a property management system specifically designed for SFRs. This integration will help ensure units are leased, well maintained and generate strong returns.

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Effective Resident Onboarding

AAOA

Onboarding new residents is a pivotal part of property management, setting the tone for their experience and establishing a foundation for positive long-term relationships. By sending key reminders via text, property managers can ensure critical details don’t get lost in the shuffle.

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Darwin Homes grabs $15 million in Series A funding

Housing Wire

Darwin Homes , a single-family rental property management startup, announced a $15M Series A funding on Monday. Darwin Homes incorporates new proprietary property management software that allows owners and managers to take control over and scale their portfolios across different markets nationwide.

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Property Management Trends That Will Shape 2022

Realty Biz

Property management currently operates in a very aggressive and constantly changing realm. Trends in residential property management, specifically condominium management , revolve around advancing technology and improving renters’ experience. The Rise in Tech Adoption During the Pandemic.