All Forum Posts by: Madison Guran

@Peter Tverdov To clarify, do you post every day on your feed? OR everyday on the stories?

@Peter Tverdov To clarify, do you post every day on your feed? OR everyday on the stories?

I don't see as many Property Management companies utilizing Twitter for their brand. Do you? What types of content do you post? How often do you post?

Hi there! As we all know, maintenance can be a big struggle for landlords and property managers. In fact, it's usually the one topic that can relay the most negative reviews due to a lack of communication and wait times.

1) How have you improved your communication regarding maintenance coordination? Did it work? How did you approve upon it?

2) What are the #1 thing tenants complain about regarding maintenance? How did you fix it? How ARE you TRYING to fix it?

3) What are other aspects your maintenance team gets caught up in? How do you think it can be improved?

I believe we all have something to learn from everyone. Use this forum to bounce ideas off one another and hopefully get your own mind thinking on ways you can improve.

Hi there, social media can be a tricky topic to navigate and excel in. In your experience, what types of content creates the most engagement? Do people like seeing "for rent" or "just rented" posts?

Have you implemented a blog to your website? What did you notice about engagement after you started doing this – did it drive more traffic? 

Anything on the topic helps! I am debating starting a blog on our website, so insight on the pros and cons is helpful. 

Social media is a big player to market your brand and business. How do you utilize social media to increase engagement and promote yourself? How often do you post on the feed? How often do you post on stories?

When looking for a property manager, what are some qualities you look for? Anything from soft/hard skills, character traits, services, etc.

Hi there! As we all know, maintenance can be a big struggle for landlords and property managers. In fact, it's usually the one topic that can relay the most negative reviews due to a lack of communication and wait times.

1) How have you improved your communication regarding maintenance coordination? Did it work? How did you approve upon it?

2) What are the #1 thing tenants complain about regarding maintenance? How did you fix it? How ARE you TRYING to fix it?

3) What are other aspects your maintenance team gets caught up in? How do you think it can be improved?

I believe we all have something to learn from everyone. Use this forum to bounce ideas off one another and hopefully get your own mind thinking on ways you can improve.

Hi there! As a Property Manager or Landlord, have you implemented a Resident Benefit Package?

1) On average, how much do you charge tenants for it per month?
2) What services/options do you include in your Resident Benefit Package?
3) What are the reactions you have gotten from tenants and owners by implementing it?
4) Would you recommend implementing one? What are some changes you made or would like to make to it?
5) Since implementing one, have you noticed you or your company has a greater competitive advantage over other companies in your area?

Any tips helps! I am looking for recommendations, and am just wanting to learn more.