Who the major players are and if anyone has any other feedback on how they manage their properties.

I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid.  

Dont thumb your nose at any job.Also coming from a wow player from way back in the day when boss battles use to last hours not just minutes.

Maybe good intro to how it works, what costs you can expect, and some of the players.   

I have been interviewing several of the largest companies in Chicago to turn apartments in a project in Berwyn, and all of the big players are using the same guys I am!

Budgeted Capital Expenditures (Capex): Comparing actual capital expenditures (Capex) with budgeted amounts enables effective cost control and appraisal of the property's long-term maintenance and upgrade needs.Units Renovated Per Month & rentals on Renovated apartments: Tracking the number of units renovated each month and comparing rentals on those apartments to non-renovated units aids in determining the return on investment for renovation projects and directs future capital allocation.NOI Pro Forma vs Actual: Comparing the predicted Net Operating Income (NOI) to the actual results allows you to assess the property's financial performance, including income production, expense management, and the accuracy of early estimates.Monitoring these key performance indicators (KPIs) for your multifamily real estate assets provides significant insights into their operational efficiency, financial performance, and resident satisfaction, allowing you to make informed decisions and drive the success of their properties.📈➡️ What you don't measure, you can't manage.

We've seen big players like Vivo Living doing this across the country with big multifamily projects.

This multifaceted approach enables property managers to optimize the value and appeal of properties under their care, fostering long-term success and satisfaction for both property owners and tenants.

This is my second week researching and studying, working on narrowing down where to spend this money (primarily to network with serious players in the field)

The area I live (Hot Springs Village) is beautiful BUT if you are a golfer, tennis player or any other outdoor activity be prepared to sit inside for most days...too hot, too wet, too cold.