Property Management Brainstorm had temporarily paused producing the show, taking a brief hiatus, during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. There is so much to catch up on and we are pleased to let you know we are back in production!
On this episode, Bob explains the reasons for taking a break with the podcast and what changes his team has made in the meantime during the COVID-19 pandemic to stay focused on managing their properties while keeping their staff and tenants safe and healthy.
Topics Covered
[1:35] Bob announces Property Mangement Brainstorm will reinstitute production of the show starting today!
[2:40] The reasons why Property Management Brainstrom was paused during COVID-19.
[4:15] Adjusting to working remotely as a property management team and how North County Property Group has stayed connected.
[5:15] Precautions taken in the daily workflow during the COVID-19 pandemic.
[9:25 ] Coming next week: communicating with tenants and owners about challenges in rent payments, rent forbearance, and moratoriums on eviction.
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