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Bob Ewoldt
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Property Management vs. Asset Management in Multifamily Real Estate
The monthly package arrives on time. Collections percentage is down. Average turn days are up. Consider a stylized ~96-unit Midwest workforce multifamily property with a third-party property manager and a sponsor-level asset manager. For illustration only: this scene is constructed to show decision rights. It is not a Heartland Gate property, management engagement, supervision result,…
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Bob Ewoldt
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Why Unit-Turn Time Belongs on the Owner’s Scorecard
Keys come back on Unit 2B on a Monday. For three days, nothing happens. The make-ready tech is not on the schedule. There is no pre-scoped punch list. Then paint and minor repairs move. Then the carpet order is wrong. Six more days. Quality control (QC) fails a punch item and the tech has to…
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Bob Ewoldt
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A 95% Occupied Property Can Still Have a Collections Problem
The weekly leasing flash hits the inbox before lunch: 95% occupied. If you are an owner, a passive investor reading an operating report, or anyone underwriting a purchase, that number can feel like permission. Halls look full. Cars are in the lot. The leasing team gets the win. You might stop asking hard questions about…
