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🏢 Calling all Apartmentalize 2024 attendees! 🌟 What an incredible experience it must have been at Apartmentalize this year! 🎉 I want to hear from you, I am having major FOMO and would love to connect with you all. As I see all of your posts sharing the fun, the stories, and pictures, I wanted to ask you what part of the conference made the most impact? What session or speaker resonated with you the most? 🤔 Whether it was about innovative property management strategies, sustainable living solutions, or something else entirely, your feedback is invaluable! What new technology or vendor partner hit a home run this year? Tag them in the comments. Drop a photo, or comment below and let me know which session or speaker made the biggest impact on you. 🙂 #Apartmentalize2024 #PropertyManagement #RealEstate #IndustryInsights #FeedbackWelcome #INT Living #Multifamily #NAAHQ #SLAA #NAA

Get ready for an exciting clip from my conversation with Josh Gold, CAE, CMP on "Talking with Ty"! Josh and I discuss the positive changes happening at NAA, including the incubation of affinity groups like Melanin In Multifamily. Josh emphasizes the importance of these groups, calling them a "great augmentation" to your NAA membership. He refers to this concept as "stickiness" and explains that initiatives like having an affinity webpage on the NAA website are helping these groups grow and stand out. He highlights Melanin In Multifamily Monica Frazier as a group that NAA is proud to be affiliated with, showcasing their maturity and impact in the industry. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation! Check out the entire interview here: [Insert YouTube link] #TalkingWithTy #NAA #AffinityGroups #MelaninInMultifamily

Joe's latest blog will have you ready for NAA next week!

Come hear me speak! Ever felt stuck and unsure of your next steps starting to invest in real estate? I've been there, and I know how challenging it can be. That's why I'm excited to share an opportunity that has been a turning point for many: the Veterans in Real Estate Summit (VIRE Summit). This year, I'm honored to be a speaker, and I'd love to share why this event is so meaningful. In the real estate world, we all face our fair share of challenges. Finding practical advice and building strong connections is essential. The VIRE Summit is a place where you can learn directly from successful investors, gain actionable insights, and connect with like-minded professionals. This event has been transformative for countless attendees, and I'm excited to contribute to that legacy. Hearing about others' experiences has been so inspiring, and I'd love to know how events like these have impacted your journey. This event is for open to: ✓ Veterans/Active Duty ✓ Police Officers ✓ Firefighters ✓ Nurses ✓ First Responders ✓ Patriots and Supporters (Non Veterans) Also, if you're ready to experience this for yourself and want to know more about the event, just drop a comment below. #VIREsummit #RealEstate #VeteransInRealEstate #Networking #Goals #Transformation #Entrepreneurship #RealEstateInvesting #veterans #VIRE

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Happy National Entrepreneur's Day. It takes a special kind of crazy to last this long. 17 years since I founded Blueprint Creative Group and we're happy to have clients like the Army, National Guard, NASA, Nashville Department of Transportation and many others. It's also been 17 years since purchasing my very first investment property to now developing a 77-unit affordable senior housing project. My gut told me 17 years ago where I would be today and I'm happy I listened to that still small voice and never threw in the towel. #entrepreneurship

Diligence, engagement, and insights - are just a few elements we're excited to bring to the table at #NAILBA43. Prepare for a cascade of opportunities to extend your expertise and lead the evolution of your professional landscape. Let's stay one step ahead together. https://lnkd.in/edDi4Vc6 🔝🔝 #NAILBA43

In 1923, two researchers at the University of Toronto, J.J.R. Macleod (1876–1935) and Frederick Banting (1891–1941), shared the Nobel prize in Medicine for their 1921 discovery of insulin, putting Toronto on the world map of advanced science.[54][55] From 1926 to 1936, Toronto lawyer, financier, and practical joker Charles Vance Millar created the Great Stork Derby, a contest in which women had to give birth to the most babies within a ten-year period after his death, in order to qualify for an unusual bequest in his will for a residue of his significant estate. During World War II, Toronto became a major centre for Canada's military. The Exhibition Place was taken over for military training and deployment. The Island Airport was taken over for training of the Royal Norwegian Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force. Civilian manufacturing companies, such as Inglis, were converted to war-time production of armaments. At Malton Airport and Downsview Airport, new aviation factories built many fighters and bombers to be used in Europe. Post-World War II[edit] After World War II, a continuous influx of newcomers from around the world and Canadians from Atlantic Canada contributed to the growth of Toronto. The large numbers of new Canadians helped Toronto's population swell to over one million by 1951, and double again to over two million, by 1971.[56] The demographics of Toronto changed as a result also, as many immigrants were from countries other than the United Kingdom. The ethnic diversity grew and saw the development of enclaves such as Little Italy, Little Portugal and two new Chinatowns. In 1967, the first "Caribana" festival was held celebrating the culture of the West Indies.[57]

Here is today's article from my column "Across the Fence" for The Suburban Times. Please, click the pic to read. Hope you enjoy! https://lnkd.in/gEUXivuT

I am really excited to share this session with all of you at National Apartment Association (Naahq) #Apartmentalize. In case you have been busy marketing your properties and missed it, Ronald Harrington, MA, CAM, CALP shopped 100 properties across America last year (all on his own time - he's incredible and a great example of someone who cares deeply about our industry and the people we serve). He aggregated the data and for the last several months he, Stephanie Anderson and I have been studying the results of what's been happening out in the field. - What's keeping leasing teams from engaging better with prospects vs. just going through the motions? -Are they actually asking for the sale? - How much time are they spending touring prospects through the community (and are these new "times" good or bad for business)? - What tech facilitated a better experience for the prospect - and what tech complicated the process? - And, how in the world can we get back on track as an industry when it comes to the most basic thing we do (lease apartments)? I hope you'll join us. And, thanks to Realync for always supporting our industry education endeavors!