Updated as of January 2026 California has introduced a significant update to tenant rights with Assembly Bill 628 (AB 628), which amends Civil Code § 1941.1. Beginning in 2026, The law adds a working stove […]
Over the last few years, artificial intelligence has moved quickly from the margins of property management into the mainstream. Adoption is up, and most operators can point to at least one area where new technology […]
Most teams think reactive maintenance starts when something breaks, but it actually starts much earlier, when the schedule does. If technicians spend more time driving than repairing, if their day gets reshuffled every hour, and […]
Property maintenance doesn’t fall apart because teams lack effort, it falls apart because they lack visibility. When every request sounds urgent, schedules are built on guesswork, and technicians are overloaded without warning, even well-run operations […]
Month-end often tells the same story: the invoices roll in, and the maintenance expenses are much higher than anticipated. This isn’t due to carelessness or unauthorized work, but because the system itself is inherently reactive. […]
Residential property management teams handle a constant flow of maintenance tasks and requests across a portfolio of homes and communities. Work orders, resident details, and vendor information are well tracked, but the actual coordination of […]
