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For property managers and rental property owners, raising Net Operating Income (NOI) is a key objective. Achieving this can be approached through two main strategies: reducing operating expenses or increasing
Effective communication is the cornerstone of a harmonious and successful residential community. For property managers and staff, engaging with residents in a respectful and professional manner is essential to fostering
Keeping your HUD-assisted housing compliant can feel overwhelming, especially with regulations seemingly changing all the time. Have you ever worried you might be making mistakes that could jeopardize your program
Living in California can be amazing, but housing costs can be a hurdle. Thankfully, there are assistance programs to help. If you’re lucky enough to participate in one, you might
In many cultures, the importance of good neighbors is emphasized, often echoing the biblical advice to “love thy neighbor.” Good neighbors are the ones who come to your aid when
Payroll overpayments are a common issue in many organizations, leading to significant financial and administrative challenges. Overpayments occur when employees receive more compensation than they are entitled to, and rectifying
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program plays a pivotal role in promoting affordable housing, but maintaining compliance through the recertification process can be challenging for property managers. Successful recertification
Finding affordable, safe, and well-located homes has become increasingly challenging in today’s housing market. This challenge is compounded for those with low incomes, single-income earners, large families, or family members
In affordable housing, two significant inspection protocols shape properties’ quality and safety standards across the United States: NSPIRE (National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate) and UPCS (Uniform
No, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) housing protections don’t apply to all types of housing. It applies specifically to federally subsidized housing programs. This includes things like public housing, Section
