Over 36 million U.S. workers are projected to work remotely by 2025. This type of setup involves doing a job outside the confines of a traditional workplace.

From problematic tenants to maintenance problems, there are several horror stories involved in property management.

Whether it's a multifamily unit, senior or student housing, or single-family home, tenant screening is essential to ensure the safety of your property and the well-being of other tenants.

Gone are the days when property managers would monitor their properties manually. Now, #PropTech (property technology) like property management software is available to make tracking leases and maintenance requirements, collecting rent, and managing finances easier and more convenient.

Rent collection is every landlord's opportunity to get a return on their property investment. However, survey data shows that payment problems are the top concerns that landlords have about tenants.

In 2021, the property management industry's quit rate reached 25%. The number suggests various property management issues that may be prompting property managers to leave their jobs.

70% of employees now work from home at least one day a week, and 40% believe they've been more productive while working remotely. Simply put, working remotely can help with employee retention.

Do you aspire to become a great property manager in the residential property rental industry?

Rental property numbers keep increasing, which means you have to maintain a competitive advantage and learn how to make your rental listing look more attractive.