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How to minimize tenant turnover using online property management tools

Housing Wire

Tenant turnover happens when the current tenants move out of a rental property and the property is now vacant and it needs to be prepared for new tenants to move in. Just imagine tenants moving out several times a year! They may also wonder what’s wrong with the property if tenants keep moving out.

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Fla. Unlikely to Feel Impact from Slowing Market

Empire Appraisal Group

“There are a lot of people being forced to reduce the size of their housing because of the higher prices,” said United Realty Group Realtor Tonsela Watts. “If Tenants in the same complex with current leases were paying only $550. Unlikely to Feel Impact from Slowing Market | Florida Realtors. Source: Fla. The post Fla.

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FREE Webinar: Fair Housing, Is It?

McKissock

Over Leigh’s 20 years as a REALTOR,® she has lived out her motto of #MoreThanHouses – even before we had hashtags! As a global speaker, author, coach, and social media influencer, Leigh strives to support and develop REALTORS®, who are both leaders and advocates in their communities. The post FREE Webinar: Fair Housing, Is It?

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Ohio Land for Sale: Is the Market Still Ripe for Growth in 2022?

The Robert Weiler Company

And undeveloped land is increasingly attractive for investors after favorable reports from the Ohio REALTORS®. Our land brokers anticipate steady demand from land buyers, other CRE investors, land developers, and tenants in Ohio, Central Ohio, and Columbus, Ohio. Homes sales reached 14,210 in May 2022, a 1.8% land market.

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Expectations for 2024 in Seattle/King County Real Estate

Will Springer Realtor

More than 75% of homes on the market are deemed too expensive for middle-class buyers, according to a study from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) and realtor.com. That’s because of the rising cost of materials, land, insurance, skilled labor and, most challenging, project financing.

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Housing industry reacts to second stimulus bill

Housing Wire

Dan Berger, president and CEO of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU), noted the replenishing of the PPP loan program and said the second stimulus bill as a whole is especially helpful for credit unions that have struggled during the pandemic.

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