Tag Archives: applicants
Safety Tips for Property Managers
Posted on 19. Aug, 2011 by Mary Girsch-Bock.
While property management may not make anyone’s ‘Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs’ list, the fact is that there are some dangers invoiced with the profession. Many managers think nothing of scheduling appointments with people that they have no information about, leaving a sole employee in the office to handle calls, or arranging late appointments to suit applicants. Rarely does this become an issue, but problems can arise that can prove to be costly, or even deadly, to property managers.
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Resident Application Approval Process: Red Flags
Posted on 29. Jun, 2010 by Mary Girsch-Bock.
In my last article, Resident Application Approval Process: Key Indicators, I discussed areas to look at when reviewing an applicant’s credit history. What follows is a list of potential red flags.
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Resident Application Approval Process: Key Indicators
Posted on 17. Jun, 2010 by Mary Girsch-Bock.
Years ago, approving applicants was a relatively simple process. You checked an applicant’s credit report, perhaps called a former landlord, verified employment, and soon you were taking deposits and setting up a move-in date. Like many other things, the rules have changed.




