 
                Ep 14: The Renewal Playbook - Timing, Spend & Strategy That Actually Works
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Renewals aren't just about keeping residents—they're about protecting your bottom line. In this episode of The Multifamily Marketers Podcast, hosts Josh Grillo and Caroline Mills dive into the connection between renewal timing, marketing spend, and overall property performance. You'll learn how to plan, balance, and forecast renewals to avoid costly surprises during slow leasing seasons.
You'll learn:
-  Why timing renewals strategically can make or break your occupancy rates 
-  How to prevent a flood of move-outs during the winter slow season 
-  The operational and financial headaches caused by too many renewals at once 
-  Smart tactics for rebalancing lease expirations with flexible term options 
-  How to align marketing budgets with renewal cycles for better forecasting 
-  The communication gap between onsite teams and marketing vendors—and how to fix it 
-  What to do when you inherit poor renewal timing (and can't change it) 
-  Low-cost strategies to maintain momentum during off-peak leasing months 
-  How to keep teams proactive, not reactive—with simple tools like resident surveys 
-  Caroline's golden rule: "Live one quarter ahead. If you're in the quarter, you're already too late." 
Whether you're managing a new lease-up or stabilizing an existing community, this episode gives you a blueprint for controlling renewals, optimizing spend, and maintaining steady occupancy year-round.
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