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Market Fun Holiday Events For Residents

Posted on 16. Dec, 2011 by Mary Girsch-Bock.

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While the holidays always make us think about ways to engage residents in the holiday spirit, there are many activities and events that property managers can organize and easily implement that can be used not only during the holiday season, but throughout the year.

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What is Twitter? Part 1 of the Twitter Series for Property Managers

Posted on 05. Dec, 2011 by Charity Hisle.

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Believe it or not, the world has not abandoned Twitter, in fact, just the opposite. While Facebook and Google Plus use are declining, Twitter is gaining users globally. The average user sends a half a Tweet per day and the site has reached 360 million registered users.

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Representing Your Company Well

Posted on 20. Jun, 2011 by Lisa Trosien.

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Word to the wise; if you’re carrying anything with your company logo on it, wearing anything with your company logo on it, or are well known enough to be associated with your company, your behavior needs to be upstanding and professional at all times.

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Plug Into the Power of NARPM

Posted on 23. May, 2011 by Marc Courtenay.

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With the ever-changing challenges and opportunities of property management it’s wise to be part of a national association that focuses on the issues of that profession. NARPM wants their members to have a heightened expertise and industry knowledge to assist them in doing the best job they possibly can.

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“N” is for Network and “C” is for Contest

Posted on 26. Apr, 2011 by Marc Courtenay.

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To be a more successful property manager and to stand out as the proactive professional that you are, you’ll want to excel at building your own network.

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Property Managers: Grow Your Business Without Spending a Small Fortune

Posted on 18. May, 2010 by Marc Courtenay.

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Most of us want to expand our property management business. Very few can afford to do this extravagantly in this belt-tightening economy. No need to be anxious though. I’ve learned from almost 4 decades of experience that little things mean a lot, and little steps can produce big results.