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  1. Federal Government to become Landlord? http://twurl.nl/71acla
  2. Did anyone attend Greg Willet's presentation at RealPage?
  3. @EricKNSeattle Hey Erick, thanks for your comment today. What's the policy at your apartment?
  4. just realized that that was our 200th blog post!
  5. Richmond, CA bans smoking in apartments - http://bit.ly/dn44A
  6. yes jetblue, yes! @jetbluecheeps
  7. @philrollins i definitely agree with that interpretation.
  8. MyNewPlace VP of Tech Ken reacts to looming BART strike like Macaulay Culkin in Home Alone - http://bit.ly/wwZFu
  9. MyNewPlace staves off cyberattack -http://bit.ly/LWjXq
  10. @mbj Hey Mark, saw your message about Craigslist tool this morning. just responded via multifamilyinsiders.com
  11. @30lines for this Friday? or this Friday and all Friday's hereafter?
  12. @rentmarketer thanks, Dan! nice rundown.
  13. MyNewPlace White paper mentioned in units: http://bit.ly/pBVeC
  14. i have a feeling that this discussion is now offline, not constrained by character limits and involves alcohol. #aptchat
  15. in other news, house voting on energy act (hr 2454) right now: http://bit.ly/x73th VERY CLOSE 11 min left! #aptchat
  16. anyone swing by the MyNewPlace booth? I am stuck in SF! #aptchat
  17. was originally going to do a summary broken down by 140 characters, but that is going to be a bit overwhelming for us all #aptchat
  18. so whitepaper recommends ways to easily run a cost per lead analysis that can give apts a consistent way to evaluate sources #aptchat
  19. there are problems with attributing leases to sources, leaving apt manager of an unclear picture of how to continue ad spend #aptchat
  20. the convention the white paper evaluates is that assessing advertising on a cost per lease basis can be problematic #aptchat