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Resident Inspect

The Future of Property Inspections 

Think inspections are just another admin headache? So did Aaron Cooper, until he built Resident Inspect, the virtual inspection platform saving property managers thousands in time, money, and stress.

In this article, we break down exactly how Resident Inspect works, why tenants actually prefer it, and how it solves the inspection problems that drive property managers up the wall. If you’ve ever cancelled dinner plans to chase down a no-show tenant, this one’s for you.

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Business Growth & Profitability

How To Make More Money In Your Property Management Business

Cutting costs ensures maximum profitability, but how can you ensure you’re cutting the RIGHT costs? Find out how in our latest article! Property management is all about balance – keeping properties in top shape, ensuring tenants are happy, and keeping owners from questioning why they hired you in the first place. But behind the scenes, the numbers have to stack up if you’re going to make your operation what you want it to be. And while you’re rightly focusing on getting more clients and increasing revenue, the moment your expenses start creeping too high profitability shrinks and margins become razor-thin.

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Property Maintenance

The Hidden Costs of Property Maintenance & How Smart Property Managers Stay Ahead

Learn how to make property maintenance a breeze in our latest article! Property maintenance is the resident evil of property management. It’s the part of the job that keeps tenants and owners happy, properties in good shape, and legal headaches at bay. But it’s also a money pit, and a massive time drain, and nobody really wants to be spending their days chasing contractors to fix problems on houses they don’t even own.