Are you struggling to keep your multifamily property fully occupied? In this episode of the Multifamily Wealth Podcast, we dive into the crucial topic of resident retention strategies.

From the importance of rent pricing to the timing of renewal discussions, we explore practical tips to increase renewals and minimize turnover. Join us as we discuss the key tactics for creating win-win situations for both operators and residents, ultimately boosting your property's profitability.

Key points covered in this episode:

- How can you increase resident retention at your multifamily property?
- Why is it important to avoid pushing rent to market or above market upon lease expiration?
- When should you start the renewal process with residents?
- What are the benefits of offering longer lease options at the initial lease-up?
- How can building specific relationships with residents impact renewal rates?
- What personalized approaches can you take to improve resident retention?
- Why is resident retention becoming increasingly important in the current rental market?

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