Multifamily Collective Podcast

What does it take to build a successful multifamily business while navigating the challenges of leadership? In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Treble to explore his journey, insights, and hard-earned lessons. In this exciting conversation, Mike Brewer welcomes Jonathan Treble, founder and CEO of PrintWithMe, to discuss leadership in the fast-paced world of multifamily and PropTech. Jonathan shares how early setbacks shaped his leadership style, why adaptability is key in today’s remote workforce, and how to balance innovation with stability as your company scales. Whether you're a multifamily leader or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode is packed with actionable insights that will help you grow your business and elevate your team. Listen in to hear Jonathan's unique perspective on the power of optimism in leadership, the importance of talent acquisition, and how to keep pushing the envelope in a fast-changing industry. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like and subscribe for more conversations with industry leaders who are transforming the multifamily world. Don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments below!

Are you prepared for augmented reality on the iPhone 16? What if prospective residents could point their phones at your property and instantly see everything they need to decide, including recent reviews, and maybe set against a cinematic backdrop? In this video, we dive into the iPhone 16’s breakthrough integration of augmented reality and how it could reshape multifamily marketing. Imagine potential renters using their phones to instantly learn about your property by simply pointing their cameras at it. Is your brand ready for this shift? We’ll explore how PropTech is evolving and discuss whether your current online information truly reflects the experience you want to provide. Could this new tech present an opportunity for your community to stand out against the competition? Let’s talk about what multifamily marketers need to consider in a world where AR becomes the norm. If you’re excited about the future of PropTech and multifamily marketing, hit that like button, subscribe for more updates, and share your thoughts in the comments below! Let’s get the conversation going.

Do you judge experiences by their final moments? Let's explore how shifting that perspective can transform your approach to business and life. This episode discusses duration neglect, inspired by Daniel Kahneman’s groundbreaking book, Thinking, Fast and Slow. Often, we let the crescendo moments—whether it's a success or failure—define an entire experience. But as Kahneman suggests, taking a duration-weighted view is more impactful, considering the full journey, not just the final moment. This mindset can reshape how we handle challenges in multifamily leadership, helping us learn from every step of the process rather than being fixated on the outcome alone. By focusing on the cumulative experience, you’ll find more balance and growth in business and life. If you found this perspective shift helpful, hit the like button and subscribe to the Multifamily Collective for more thought-provoking insights on leadership and growth!

Imagine an apartment leasing process that happens entirely without human interaction—sounds futuristic? It’s here, and it's transforming multifamily operations. In this episode, we explore a game-changing concept from Dom Beveridge’s latest white paper: how a simple notice to vacate can trigger a fully automated system that handles everything from unit turnover to marketing. We’re talking about an entirely streamlined process with AI tools and GAI-powered automation. The second a resident submits a notice, your vendors are automatically scheduled, digital make-ready boards are updated, and marketing kicks in—all without human intervention. Imagine the system smartly finding prospective tenants by analyzing social media conversations or demographic trends, creating tailored video ads, and handling lease agreements—all while tracking every task with photographic proof and AI-driven quality control. The future is here, and it’s fast! If you’re ready for more insights into how tech is reshaping multifamily, hit the like button and subscribe for more discussions like this one!

Imagine knowing the status of every unit in real-time from any device—that sounds like a game-changer, right? Today’s episode discusses insights from Dom Beveridge’s latest white paper, "Visual Revolution." One standout topic? The digital make-ready board, as highlighted by Sean from AppWork. This tool transforms how multifamily properties manage unit turnover, making maintenance, painting, and other key tasks visible in real time on mobile devices and computers. It's not just about efficiency; it creates transparency for teams and vendors while even helping your marketing and pricing teams predict demand and optimize leasing strategies. This revolution in PropTech gives teams an edge by digitizing what was once a whiteboard in a property manager's office. It drives faster, higher-quality turnovers while maximizing profitability. If you’re excited about tech that streamlines multifamily operations, like this video and subscribe for more cutting-edge insights from the Multifamily Collective!

Ever wonder how visual tech is revolutionizing the multifamily space? Let's dive into Dom Beveridge’s cutting-edge research! This video discusses "Visual Revolution," Dom Beveridge's latest white paper. If you're interested in understanding how digital mapping is combining multifamily experiences with data analysis, you don’t want to miss this. We explore how data visualization is transforming property management by converting raw data into actionable insights—perfect for optimizing your PropTech strategy. Dom’s work highlights a revolutionary way to enhance your real estate operations, from the physical world to the digital landscape. Stay tuned as I discuss how this innovation can turn everyday multifamily property data into an operating system that boosts efficiency and decision-making. Plus, I'm working to get Dom on the podcast for an even deeper dive. If you’re into the future of multifamily and PropTech, hit that like button and don’t forget to subscribe for more industry insights!

Ever seen someone cut a marketing budget without understanding its actual value? Let's talk about why that could be a huge mistake! From the boardrooms where decisions are made to the power dynamics at play, I share my personal experience dealing with leaders who dismiss the value of social media and marketing. If this resonates with you, please like, subscribe, and join the conversation at Multifamily Collective. Let’s ensure your marketing dollars work smarter, not harder!

Unlocking the Power of Handwritten To-Do Lists for Multifamily Leaders Are you keeping your task list in your head or on your device? Here’s why you should grab a pen and paper instead! In today’s episode of the Multifam Collective, I dive into a practice that’s been helping me stay on top of my leadership game for over 30 years—writing down my to-do lists by hand. Whether you’re managing teams in the Multifamily space or juggling life’s personal and professional demands, there's immense value in putting pen to paper. Research shows that physically writing tasks strengthens the connection between your mind and the goals you set. Tune in to hear how this simple action can lead to better focus and follow-through on your daily tasks. If this resonates with you, hit the like button and subscribe to Multifam Collective for more leadership tips, PropTech insights, and multifamily success strategies. Let’s keep growing together!

Taking Time Off: The Key to Realigning Life and Leadership | Multifamily Collective Hey everyone, welcome back to the Multifamily Collective! I’m fresh off a two-week break in Ireland, and this is the first episode I’m recording since returning. While I was away, it struck me just how essential it is to truly unplug—something I neglected for over 20 years. For anyone running full throttle without stopping, I can tell you firsthand: breaks matter. Whether it's a digital detox, time with loved ones, or simply connecting with nature, these pauses scrub the barnacles from your soul and let you re-engage with life more meaningfully. My good friend Dr. James Rouse often says it best—show up and be a beneficial presence for yourself and others. But to do that, you need self-care. As we approach the fourth quarter of 2024, I challenge you—when will you take the time to reset? Don’t wait 25 years to realize what you’ve missed. Take the time now to be the best version of yourself for your family, your community, and your higher purpose. If this resonates, hit that like button and subscribe for more insights on leadership, PropTech, and the multifamily industry. See you soon!

Ever felt that pit in your stomach telling you something’s off? Let’s explore why trusting your gut could be a game-changer in your business and personal life. Welcome back to Multifamily Collective! I’m Mike Brewer, and today, we’re considering a topic that doesn’t get enough attention in the business world—trusting your gut. We’re not talking about weight loss or nutrition here; we’re talking about those intuitive feelings that guide your decision-making. How often can our gut feelings signal the right path, even when they go against popular opinion? Recognizing and trusting those bodily sensations when making decisions is essential, especially when they contradict the status quo. Why both seasoned professionals and younger individuals can benefit from honing their intuition. The surprising statistics suggest that trusting your gut might be the best strategy. If you’ve ever second-guessed yourself or ignored that inner voice only to regret it later, this episode is for you. Let’s break down the importance of listening to our instincts and how it can lead to better outcomes in your personal and professional life. If this episode resonated with you, hit the like button, subscribe to Multifamily Collective for more insights, and share your experiences with trusting your gut in the comments below. Let’s keep the conversation going!