Our latest #AptChat covered negotiating with vendors, prioritizing work orders, and adding value to move-out. Check out the highlights below:
@aptchat I think it is fair for vendors to raise their prices also. They took a hit the same time we took hits. #AptChat
— Jolene Sopalski (@JoleneSopalski) September 21, 2012
#aptchatAs far as prices for vendor.In NH we are not seeing any impact on this yet.Still lots of people looking for work.
— Red Oak Apartments (@theredoaklife) September 21, 2012
@30lines #Aptchat I think you start with FIFO, then go to triage (prioritize by seriousness). Mtce staff have to be nimble
— Charles Fiori (@charlesfiori) September 21, 2012
@30lines #aptchat Work orders are priorited based on emergency status first and then as they come in.Move-ins get moved up when needed.
— Red Oak Apartments (@theredoaklife) September 21, 2012
#aptchat @charlesfioriWe have our own licensed electricians, plumbers, and exterminators. Ready for any squeaky wheel very quickly.
— Red Oak Apartments (@theredoaklife) September 21, 2012
@aptchat How do you add value to the move out process?#AptChat
— Jolene Sopalski (@JoleneSopalski) September 21, 2012
@30lines there was leaving a box of trash bags in the unit, boxes with the property name on it, dinner delivered 48hr before MO #AptChat
— Jolene Sopalski (@JoleneSopalski) September 21, 2012
@30lines yes I have seen them come back and refer friends #AptChat
— Jolene Sopalski (@JoleneSopalski) September 21, 2012
@30lines #aptchat I like the ideas from @jolenesopalski.. Best thing to do is return Sec. Dep. in a timely fashion and be fair with charges.
— Red Oak Apartments (@theredoaklife) September 21, 2012
Now it’s your turn. What would you add to our discussion? Leave a comment with your input!
Don’t miss our next #AptChat, a Free-For-All Friday, on Friday September 28 at 4 pm EST.