Category: Revenue
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Utility Expense Management Across Diverse Real Estate Sectors
Read Article: Utility Expense Management Across Diverse Real Estate SectorsProperty owners across various sectors face unique challenges. There are a few key strategies that can prove to be a game-changer for multifamily, single-family, build-to-rent, manufactured homes, military, student housing, RV parks and even marina properties.
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Submetering Utilities: A Wise Financial Choice
Read Article: Submetering Utilities: A Wise Financial ChoiceWhy Submeter? Submetering utilities is a wise financial choice in the dynamic landscape of property management. From multifamily and student housing to manufactured housing and commercial facilities, finding innovative solutions to optimize costs and promote sustainability is crucial. One such practice gaining extreme momentum and popularity is utility submetering. This method involves monitoring, measuring and…
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Streamlining Success: The Strategic Move of Outsourcing
Read Article: Streamlining Success: The Strategic Move of OutsourcingIn the fast-paced world of multifamily business, time is money, and efficiency is critical. For many organizations, recurring monthly admin tasks can be time-consuming, taking valuable resources away from core business functions and new revenue.
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The 11th Hour 2024 Budget Improvements: Ensure Utility Expenses Incorporate Best Practices and Align with Your Organization’s Goals
Read Article: The 11th Hour 2024 Budget Improvements: Ensure Utility Expenses Incorporate Best Practices and Align with Your Organization’s GoalsWhile there are just a few days left in the current year, there is still time to adjust your utilities budget and implement best practices going forward. Here are some important steps and considerations for budgeting and reevaluating utilities in 2024.
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2024 Rate Forecasting: Why Multifamily Stakeholders Should Forecast Utility Rate Changes as Early as Possible to Maintain Financial Stability
Read Article: 2024 Rate Forecasting: Why Multifamily Stakeholders Should Forecast Utility Rate Changes as Early as Possible to Maintain Financial StabilityUnexpected rate changes can throw meticulously crafted budgets into disarray (e.g., thousands of additional dollars over budgeted amounts). By forecasting utility rate changes early in the year and accurately, stakeholders can proactively adjust their financial plans, ensuring that they have the flexibility to absorb any increased costs.