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I’m a big believer that the most important conversations in this industry don’t happen on stages. They happen at dinner tables. I spend a lot of time traveling and looking at how AI is shifting the landscape of property management. But to really see how it changes the math of business, you have to get local. You have to look at the data, the specific market friction, and the real people doing the work. That’s why my next stop is Cary, NC. I’m hosting a private dinner table on May 21st alongside David Normand CPM® ARM® and Robert Dell'Osso . David is bringing the data to show you exactly how the "AI brain" works. Robert is bringing the local operator’s perspective on how this scales in a fast-moving market like the Triangle. If you are in the North Carolina area- or feel like a quick trip to Cary is worth finally getting your hardest questions answered, I’d love for you to grab a seat. The Details: When: Thursday, May 21 | 6:30 PM Where: The Mayton (Park Room & Park Terrace), 301 South Academy Street Cary What: A private, peer-driven dinner focused on Agentic AI. 25 seats only (We are prioritizing the conversation over the headcount). Once the seats are gone, they're gone! Be sure to grab your spot. Link in the comment section! See you there? 💛 #TriangleNARPM #PropertyManagement #Vendoroo #AgenticAI

When Wendy Wright’s maintenance coordinator quit, she decided to get off the hiring rollercoaster and she’s coming to NARPM Broker Owner looking for other traps to avoid! Will you be there? Wendy refused to try the same thing and expect a different result. You ever felt that way? You won’t regret talking to Wendy about it. You won’t regret talking to us either! Come by our AI Urgent Care (booth and breakout room) for a free AI diagnostic report. Feel free to ask Wendy about Vendoroo too! P.S. She’s sneaky funny… you’ve been warned!

NEW ORLEANS. 🎷 The Vendoroo crew is descending on NARPM Broker/Owner (April 28-30) and the bat signal is officially ON. We're not coming to demo features. We're coming to answer one question: "What's the safest way to implement AI in your business?" After 500+ AI agent deployments in property management, that question matters more than "which tool should I pick?" Too many companies are selling AI like it's a bottle of vitamins. Take this. Turn it on. Hope it helps. That is not how high-stakes operational change should work. A better model looks like healthcare: Diagnose first. Prescribe based on YOUR readiness. Implement with support. Monitor recovery. We're Platinum Sponsors this year, so you won't miss us. Come find the crew: → Booth #11 on the main expo floor → Imperial 5A for private meetings and deep-dive demos I'm giving one of the first-ever "Salon Sessions" at Broker/Owner on Tuesday at 1:30 PM. We're hosting dinners each night + karaoke. DM me "dinners" and I'll send you the details. Come find me for a laugh, a book, and a great time in the Big Easy. 🏴☠️ #NARPM #BrokerOwner #PropertyManagement #Vendoroo

I gift books to my “personal board of directors” regularly. This quarter’s book- It’s All About Relationships by Eddy Arriola It’s easy to say you lead through relationships, but hard to balance the competing needs of your relationships as a leader. Eddy’s book is a thoughtful, practical approach to just that. This group of guys, “The Accountabuddies”, and I have been getting together once a quarter to share: - our goals - our obstacles - our asks for support Basically, how we’re experiencing life and how we hope to make that better. We’re in year 5 of it, and they have become 7 of my most treasured relationships. It was a special moment to give them THIS book THIS time because there is nothing I believe in more than the value of relationships and because it was written by a guy who’s relationship I value IMMENSELY. It’s a great read. It makes a great gift. Highly recommend. P.S. I also highly recommend taking laughing pics. I promise you it’ll make your pictures better. All you gotta do is commit to lagging super hard long enough for someone else to laugh and the rest takes care of itsef. They’ll all thank you for it.

Everyone is about to start building their own AI maintenance workflows… and they should. That part got easy. Automate intake → triage → dispatch → follow-up for typical scenarios. That’s table stakes now. The hard part is what happens beyond that- A better vendor should’ve been selected. The resident is already frustrated. The situation doesn’t fit the rules. That’s where maintenance actually breaks. And it’s the part no architecture diagram captures. What was hard is becoming easy. Which means something else becomes the hard part. Building the workflow is easy. Having certainty in what happens when reality doesn’t follow it… that’s the hard part now. Solving for smart escalation management is the game.