This webinar investigates common yet overlooked issues of uncashed refund checks. We will examine innovative solutions to minimize financial discrepancies and administrative burdens. Learn:
Improve operational and tenant satisfaction through the adoption of these strategies.
Learn compliance requirements to offer e-refunds effectively and responsibly. Takeaways:
Gain strategies to enhance resident satisfaction, streamline refunds, and manage compliance.
Recover outstanding move-out balances before they require collections and boost receivable recovery. Learn:
Gain actionable insights to reduce bad debt.
Best Practices for Reducing Uncashed Security Deposit Checks delves into the common yet overlooked issue of uncashed security deposit checks in property management.
This webinar offers practical strategies and innovative solutions to minimize financial discrepancies and administrative burdens.
Participants will learn how to:
Property managers can enhance operational efficiency, improve tenant satisfaction, and ensure financial integrity in handling security deposits through the adoption of these strategies.
With staffing shortages and security deposit regulatory requirements on the rise, requirements on the rise, the leading multifamily owners and operators are evaluating end-to-end security deposit solutions that include both cash deposit management and security deposit alternatives.
Join us for a discussion on why this trend is on the rise, how to evaluate providers, and what kind of ROI to expect.
Reducing upfront move-in costs can help to fill vacancies and improve affordability for low- and moderate-income renters. But the greater impact—to both your residents’ financial outlook and your Net Operating Income—may come from what you put in place to support their long-term financial health. Join us for a panel discussion moderated by Roost CEO Chanin Ballance—and featuring Catalyst Housing Group's Annie Koo and the Financial Health Network’s Amelia Josephson—on how improving resident financial health can reduce hassle, stress, and costs for you and your residents.
What you’ll learn in 30 minutes:
• Why it’s so hard for renters to make financial progress
• What your property can do to help
• How renter financial health impacts NOI
Discover strategies that harmonize financial stewardship with the “Social” of ESG principles, with a spotlight on the societal impact of multi family operations.From this webinar, you’ll learn how to:Navigate the intricacies of establishing clear and fair refund procedures.Understand the broader societal impact of unclaimed property managementLearn how to weave responsible governance into your financial stewardship practices.
Is your security deposit process optimized to minimize bad debt and enhance your property portfolio’s financial health?Gain valuable insights into crucial considerations for refining your process, adjusting your product mix for competitiveness, and ultimately boosting Net Operating Income (NOI).
Ten to twenty percent of security deposit refund checks are returned or left uncashed. This places ongoing burden on property accounting teams to reissue checks and/or to meet unclaimed property requirements. Learn how refund payables automation can dramatically decrease the time and cost association with uncashed refund checks.
Security deposit refunds payables are a time-suck and frequent source of renter complaints. But new automation technology is helping free up property accounting teams to focus on strategic initiatives while meeting the expectations of today’s renters. Join us as we look into the five stats that are shaping today’s modern refund payable processes.
Printing and mailing refunds. Calculating interest accrual and payment. Reissuing uncashed checks. Security deposit refund payables is manual and time-consuming. With accounting teams stretched thin and cash security deposits still the primary way residents meet security deposit requirements, reducing payable processing time is critical. Learn how to outsource and automate this process and save up to 50% on processing time.
