As a general rule of thumb, corporate housing landlords should dedicate any where from one to three percent of their total annual revenue to marketing and advertising their property. Here are some...
read moreThe Denver Post reports today that apartment vacancies are at a 4-year high in the Denver metro area. With many people out of a job or worried about their finances , apparently more and more people...
read moreThe headlines these days say it all: “Couple trying to rent home on Craigslist loses $1,200 in scam” This innocent couple lost $1,200 because they fell for a Nigerian scam. The “property...
read moreOften, the first contact a potential tenant has with you is through a written advertisement for your property, be it online or in print. This first impression is exceedingly important in attracting...
read moreStrategies for Minimizing Downtime Due to Tenant Turnover Being a corporate housing landlord can be frustrating at times – especially when you have to frequently transition between tenants. But...
read moreMake it a New Years Resolution to Market Your Property Right Unfortunately it looks like 2009 will be another tumultuous year in the U.S. housing market. With home sales down and homeowners saddled...
read moreBy Gavan James, Oakwood Worldwide The raw material of the third party corporate housing industry is the stock of apartments you have to rent to your customers. Like any industry controlling material...
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