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Why landlords need agents in today's uncertain economic climate

The past year has forced South Africans to relook their budgets and question every expense. The economic strain of the pandemic means everyone is looking to save where they can.

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Why business e-mail compromise could cost your rental agency everything – and how to stop it

Business e-mail compromise is a particularly dangerous form of cybercrime. How can you protect your business, your clients and your staff?

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Why are young Canadians moving from Ontario to Alberta?

Moving from Ontario to Alberta is largely a cost-driven migration of young adults in search of affordable housing. What will this mean for rentals in Ontario?

Why Canadian property managers trust PayProp

PayProp is proud to support Canadian property managers with property management software designed just for them.

What did you just buy?

People throw around the term “property management software” too easily, like it actually means something.

Untapped residential rental opportunity in historically disadvantaged areas

After nearly two years of COVID-19 and an ongoing economic slump, residential rentals provide an exciting opportunity for real estate agencies in previously underserviced areas, according to PayProp, South Africa’s leading rental payment platform.

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