CA Realty Training
JUNE 16, 2021
A real estate license doesn’t mean you can only be a real estate agent. When you get your license, you can become a property manager in California. Property managers handle the paperwork and ensure the well-being of the property. Market and sell the property.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 4, 2023
Business Dynamic Statistics data reveal that 2021 was a year of major growth for homebuilders but steep contraction for landlords (called “lessors” in the BDS). It was also a year in which many agents and brokers started new firms. Nearly 8,600 firms exited, the most exits in a single year since 1997.
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McKissock
APRIL 19, 2022
New real estate agents may find it difficult to establish themselves as a local expert in real estate—especially when they’re competing against seasoned professionals. One often-overlooked way to gain experience and insight into a local real estate market is to help renters seeking new apartments.
Housing Wire
AUGUST 27, 2020
Whether you’re a real estate agent needing to spruce up the yard for an open house or a DIY landlord who needs ongoing yard care for your rental properties, you can manage it all from the TaskEasy app. TaskEasy makes yard care as easy as shopping online.
Listing Spark
SEPTEMBER 27, 2023
Then, we’ll look at the most crucial types of property investment software you’ll need to have so you can continue to thrive as the markets shift. How the Job of ‘Realtor’ Is Changing in 2024 and What Property Investment Software Can Do For You The nature of being a real estate agent is unchanging.
Housing Wire
DECEMBER 19, 2023
The technology likely to have the biggest impact in 2024 Data-driven property management : Real-time insights into property performance optimize rents, maintenance schedules and tenant satisfaction. Remote work: Technology enablement creates more flexibility and freedom.
PennyMac
JUNE 28, 2022
Renters rely on landlords who take care of their property. Even if you aren’t living in your second home or renting it out, you still have to take care of the property. If you’re renting, there’s also landlord insurance. Budget for times when a rental property doesn’t have tenants or if you rent for short-term periods.
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