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Appfolio Websites • May 29, 2019
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502

Properties Sold

400+

Doors Under Management

15

Average Days on Market

33%

Rent Paid On Time

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We'll post news, updates, and announcements here on our blog. This includes updates relevant to your community, tips for how to make the most of your rental experience, and even local events. 

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A large house with a garage and a driveway in front of it.

Properties Sold

500+

A large white house with three garage doors

Doors Under Management

400+

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Average Days on Market

21

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Rent Paid on Time

99%

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