3 Steps to Successful Self-Guided Tours

In an age of improved technology and reduced human-to-human contact, the multi-family rental industry has countless opportunities for increasing operational efficiency — particularly when it comes to offering in-unit tours.

3 Benefits of Tech Solutions for Property Managers

Smart home technology is becoming increasingly common in multi-family rental properties.

The Hidden Costs of Bad Access Control

As a property manager, it’s your job to not only keep your multi-family property fully occupied and running smoothly, but also to do it as affordably as possible.

Change the Way You Approach Multi-Family Access and Security

When a lock breaks or is otherwise in need of repair, the easiest thing to do is to simply replace the hardware. But is that really the best thing for your business?

The 6 Multi-Family Amenities for the Future

Renter demographics are changing quickly, with more millennials delaying home purchases and more high-income earners becoming renters by choice. The kinds of amenities they want are changing too as prospective tenants look for properties that reflect the way they choose to live.

Smart Home and Apartment Solutions to Improve Your ROI

Smart home technology is quickly becoming more affordable, more ubiquitous and more in demand from tenants and prospective renters. Both short-term guests and multi-family tenants expect the level of control and convenience offered by smart home products.

How Smart Is Your Smart Lock Really? 

When choosing an access control solution to meet these varied needs of multi-family properties, wireless locks alone simply won’t do. The software that controls the system should be the driving criteria.

The Path to New Recurring Monthly Revenue is Paved With Unmanaged Doors

As you work to build your business, satisfy your customers, and win new clients have you paused to ask what undiscovered riches you might be standing on already? Consider the story of Ali Hafed, a Persian farmer.

How do smart locks really work?

All smart locks are not created equal and neither is the technology that powers them. Some locks connect to the internet directly while others require a Bluetooth or Z-Wave hub to connect to Wi-Fi.