Until recently, aside from registering your vehicles and paying property taxes to the tax assessor’s office, few urban Texans knew what...
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This year, we take an in-depth look at advocacy basics. Last month, we finished our series on the basics of people, policy, and politics by...
Read PostHave you ever read the entire TAA Lease contract? Frankly, most AATC members have not. Let us be honest; it is a legal document, a contract; it is...
Read PostRemember the "good old days" pre-COVID-19 when the Tarrant County economy was booming? Rents, occupancies, the number of units, and values are at...
Read PostThis year, we take an in-depth look at advocacy basics. Last month, we explored the process. The process involves procedures, rules, customs, and...
Read PostIn 2021, we examined Advocacy by the Numbers. This year, we take an in-depth look at advocacy basics. Last month, we explored the three P’s:...
Read PostTexans like to make fun of our crazy weather. You have heard the jokes and one-liners: 1) if you do not like the weather in Texas, wait a minute,...
Read PostGone The past two years have been a challenge for all of us. My hope is that in 2022 we get back to business as usual. But I did manage to...
Read PostLegendary football coach Vince Lombardi began the first practice of training camp each year by holding up a football and saying to his multiple...
Read PostThis is the final article in our year-long series: Advocacy by the Numbers. Last month, we explored addition and subtraction (i.e., the Census...
Read PostEviction moratoriums, rental assistance, inspections, due diligence, and budgets, if you are like me, you cannot wait for 2021 to be over! So to...
Read PostAs a multifamily owner/operator, the past two years have been fiscally, physically, and emotionally draining. The old line about a crisis-building...
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