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• Community , Family Corner , Human Interest , Tenant Tips , Uncategorized ,
• Tags: property management, property management sioux falls, rental property, Tenant Tips, Thanksgiving
• 21 Nov

Hosting Thanksgiving in an apartment can be a challenge, especially when space for entertaining is limited and lots of people are invited. While some rental apartments in Sioux Falls, SD can be very spacious, here are 6 ideas for hosting Thanksgiving in an apartment. 1) Be Efficient with Space Relocate your furniture to fit a

• All in a Day's Work , Human Interest , Maintenance Tips ,
• Tags: property maintenance, property management sioux falls, tenants sioux falls
• 27 Jan

I’ve heard it said once, “The problem with property management is it’s all tenants and toilets.” Of course I don’t agree that tenants are a “problem.” Here at Real Property Management Express, tenants are our life source. If we didn’t have tenants we wouldn’t be able to collect rent, make repairs, or pay bills. In

• From the Owner , Human Interest ,
• Tags: property management, Sioux Falls property management, South Dakota property management, start with why, vision statement
• 19 Jan

Building order and freedom through exceptional asset management in Sioux Falls, South Dakota Some of you may be familiar with Simon Sinek’s book Start with Why.  Sinek’s premise is that great leaders don’t start movements by telling people what to do, they start movements by telling people what they believe. Great leaders inspire us. He

• Community , From the Owner , Human Interest ,
• Tags: Leadership Sioux Falls
• 02 Dec

By Josh Kattenberg JOSH GOES TO JAIL …well…sort of. As part of Leadership Sioux Falls, we had the opportunity to meet with Minnehaha County Sherriff Mike Milstead (a graduate of Leadership Sioux Falls #10), Warden Jeff Gromer and Chief Deputy Michelle Boyd to tour the work release building, the old jail, and the new jail.

• Human Interest ,
• 13 May

By Josh Kattenberg Having just come through the holidays and running the gauntlet of bell ringers at the entrances of retail stores, mail filled with requests for end of year charitable donations, and radio and TV ads asking for Christmas presents for poor children, some of us might have charity fatigue. With so many great