Resident Experts with Jen Piccotti & Kara Rice
Recently, Entrata hosted Swift Bunny President Jen Picotti and VP of Education Kara Rice as part of our Resident Experts series.
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Currently, it’s very easy to go online and create fake pay stubs or new identities that will help individuals get approved that may not meet all of your requirements based on their actual credit history and income. In the past it has been time consuming and/or costly to run background and income checks on applicants. So the question arises how in-depth your screening process needs to be?
Recently, Entrata hosted Swift Bunny President Jen Picotti and VP of Education Kara Rice as part of our Resident Experts series.
Does this sound familiar to you? You get an invoice from a vendor. It gets filed away for payment. Your team has to determine what the vendor’s preferred payment is and then submit an ACH payment request or worst of all, cut a physical check. This might not seem like that big of a deal, but as your business grows and you have to do this process thousands of times per year, the hours and costs start adding up.
This is the second in a two-part series about AI and the multifamily industry. Anyone who has used ChatGPT or Bard knows all you need to do is provide a prompt asking what type of content you want, what tone you want, length, what the topic is, and it spits out what you asked for. When it comes to specific use cases for AI in the multifamily industry, there are three that really stand out to us at Entrata. First, AI can be used in predictive maintenance. AI algorithms can analyze historical data and sensor inputs to predict when equipment or systems within a property might require maintenance or replacement. This proactive approach helps property managers address issues before they become costly problems, reducing downtime and improving resident satisfaction.
The idea of incorporating AI into your operations might seem like a daunting task at first. AI is something many of us may not be familiar with in practice, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t evaluate how it might fit into our operations. In the not so distant future, we’ll likely look back at this time and wonder how we ever functioned without AI.
Entrata recently hosted Ken Gould, Vice President of Insurance at Lockton, for a discussion on how multifamily businesses should approach commercial insurance and how to use it as a competitive advantage for their properties. Below are some of the key highlights.
As we step into 2024, the educational landscape is showing signs of recovery with a notable 1.2% rise in enrollment rates for the first time since the pandemic. Over two-thirds of institutions witnessed growth in undergraduate enrollment this fall, signaling a positive shift in the academic sphere. Correspondingly, in the realm of property management, we at Entrata have observed a surge in pre-leasing activities, indicative of a bustling year ahead.
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