The AATC Lone Star Awards Leadership Celebration: Not only is it our annual AATC leadership installation, but also an event where we recognize the best of the best in the… Continue reading

As our residents and we slowly adjust to the current turbulent economic and social environment, it reminds me of the tremendous resources available to us as AATC members. AATC membership… Continue reading

As we get geared up and prepared for the summer, let us turn the heat up by welcoming our newest supplier-partners, properties, and management-owner members! Let us give them a warm welcome… Continue reading

Freedom.  It’s a word that we, as Americans, are quite familiar with, but what does it mean? Freedom, to me anyway, is the idea that you can do what you… Continue reading

We are halfway through our year-long look at Advocacy by the Numbers. Last month, we looked at the twenty-somethings:  school districts within AATC’s service area. This month, we examine the… Continue reading

Earning your CALP credential, many people’s first industry credential shows your employer that you’re committed to a career in residential property management. Set Yourself APART from other leasing professionals by… Continue reading

Members of the Apartment Association of Tarrant County are eligible to apply for educational financial assistance from the AATC Scholarship Fund which provides professionals in the property management industry with… Continue reading

I am writing this as your President-Elect knowing we have quite a bit of change occurring all around us in our personal lives, communities, the Association, and our general society. … Continue reading

Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby depicts the excesses of America in the “roaring” 1920s. Last century’s roaring ’20s has become this century’s raging ’20s: global pandemic, contentious elections, social justice reform; and more importantly to multifamily owners/operators: eviction moratoriums; CDC… Continue reading

John Mitchell served as AATC’s CEO for nearly 29 years. I recently heard an excellent sermon comparing change to a sudden attack of vertigo. At first, glance that may sound like a weird analogy but look deeper. If you’ve never experienced this dizzying experience,… Continue reading