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Multifamily delinquency rates at record lows
The Stessa Weekly Newsletter is hand-curated every week to bring you insightful accounts of new features, investing tips, business insights, and market trends from the real estate ecosystem. This week,…
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Stessa now supports portfolio-level expenses
The question of how to track and allocate rental property expenses that cover more than one property comes up quite often among Stessa users. Common portfolio level expenses include smaller…
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Scan property receipts on-the-go with the Stessa mobile app
At Stessa, our goal is to make tracking the performance of your rental properties easier than ever before. That’s why we’ve added real-time receipt scanning with automatic tax-ready real estate…
Stessa has been acquired by JLL!
Just over a year ago, we set out on a mission to streamline the entire real estate ownership lifecycle with technology. With Stessa, we introduced an easy way for income…
Top 5 US Markets For Real Estate Investors
Stessa crunched the numbers to create a ranking of 77 of the largest U.S. Metro Areas based on 5 key indicators: population, 2-year population growth, 2-year job growth, rental vacancy rate, and price-to-rent ratio.
Macro economics putting downward pressure on housing prices
Macroeconomic conditions put downward pressures on home prices, best 2017 growth markets in residential real estate, Redfin soars after IPO, and SF saves its public housing.
Big investors buying single-family homes
Wall Street is your new Landlord, why California is the best place to invest, New York is still undervalued, and the Coachella Valley deserves a second look.
Four Reasons to Consolidate Your Real Estate Data
A whopping seventy-one percent of apartments in the U.S. are owned by individual investors, and if you are like most, your portfolio details are probably all over the place.
