Orlando, here we come! ✈️ The team is headed to BPCON 2026 from October 2–4 to connect with real estate investors and property managers and discuss the future of property management. If you’re attending, come say hello. We look forward to seeing you in Orlando!

Are you leaving money on the table at tax time? 🎙️ Dana Dunford sits down with Alex Orosz of Accruity to break down 5 tax strategies real estate investors should know. Listen to the latest Hemlane Hustle: bit.ly/4A8kPP7

🚀 We’re at Limitless Conference in Phoenix, AZ! Stop by our booth from August 14–16 to meet the Hemlane team and talk about the future of AI and property management. 🤖🏠 Come say hi, learn what’s new, and see how AI is shaping the future of property management! #LimitlessConference #PropertyManagement #AI #PropTech #RealEstate

Are you losing tenants because you're only free 9 to 5? ⏰ We analyzed 15,772 real tours 🏡 and here's what we found: 1. Half of self-guided tours happen nights and weekends — hours you could never staff yourself. 2. Self-guided listings log 2.5x more showings than in-person tours, but lease in the same 16–18 days. 3. Across the data, self-showing saved landlords 7,400+ hours of drive-and-meet time. More tours. Same clock. Bigger applicant pool. 👇 Click the link below to read the full blog and learn more: bit.ly/4q9qbF8

A pipe bursts at 11 PM ⚒️. Now what? Whether you're self-managing a few units or overseeing a growing portfolio, most owner operators and property managers panic in that moment. Our repair coordination team runs night, day, and weekends, so there's always someone on it, no matter when something breaks. 👉 Watch our full webinar bit.ly/4qddTM3

Slow repairs cost more than you think. Self-managed repairs take nearly a week longer to resolve than coordinated ones. That's frustrated tenants, more turnover risk, and money out of your pocket. Join our live webinar to learn: 🔧 What actually slows repairs down 📊 How to set realistic repair timelines 🚀 How coordination gets repairs resolved faster 👉 Register Now: bit.ly/4gZBA87

Tim Cook is stepping down after Apple spent two years playing catch-up on AI. The most valuable company on earth got caught flat-footed. If it can happen to them, the legacy PM playbook of phone trees, spreadsheets and a 24-hour callback is not safe either.

A renewal skips the turn, the vacancy, the listing, the screening and the make-ready. It's the cheapest unit you'll ever fill, and most teams ignore it until 30 days out. Retention isn't a soft metric. It's the highest-ROI line in the P&L.

National multifamily vacancy just fell for the first time in over four years, and median rent has risen four months straight into summer. The cooling-rent story of 2025 is quietly reversing. If you've been holding a unit for the 'right' number, the leverage is shifting back to you.

'Quick question' is the four most expensive words an owner can text on a Saturday.

Here's a thing the industry buried in fine print for years: the coordination fee, the maintenance markup, the margin baked into every invoice. We decided not to charge it. Turns out 'we don't take a cut of your repairs' is a feature you only have to explain once.

A one-point drop in mortgage rates would let about 5.5M more households qualify to buy, including about 1.6M renters who could become first-time buyers. That's your tenant pipeline and your future seller pool moving at once. Watch the rate, not the rent.

OpenAI and Anthropic both filed to go public within a week of each other. The capital markets just declared AI is infrastructure, not a fad. Real estate is one of the last big industries it hasn't fully rewired. This is the cycle it does.

80%+ of property management companies say they've increased their use of AI and automation in the past year. The holdouts aren't being careful anymore. They're falling behind teams that answer a tenant in five seconds and route the work order before they've hung up.

What's the average U.S. rent right now? Apartment List says $1,379. ApartmentAdvisor says $1,550. Apartments.com says $1,643. Same country, three answers. The operators who win price off their own street-level data, not a national headline.