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NARPM Radio

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Property management radio for NARPM members. Get tuned in!

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Latest Episodes

Nov. 4, 2026

In this new episode of NARPM® Radio, Pete Neubig sits down with Rob Whiting, Co-Founder and CEO of Boom, to talk about what’s really happening behind the scenes of rental applications. They cover why fraud is getting harder to detect as... more

Oct. 28, 2026

Pete sits down with a thirty-year property management veteran and 2018 NARPM Past President Brian Birdy, MPM RMP, for a conversation about what’s actually changed in the business and what hasn’t. From a three-ring binder rent roll to f... more

Oct. 21, 2026

Every property manager comes home from a conference with a notebook full of ideas and good intentions, but most of those ideas never go anywhere. In this episode, host Pete Neubig sits down with Robert Dell’Osso, Co-Founder and CEO of ... more

Oct. 14, 2026

This episode of the NARPM® Radio podcast breaks down the sequence one property management business owner, Cameron Trope, Broker/Owner of Emerson Property Management, followed to step away from day-to-day operations without sacrificing ... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Birdy
Thirty-year property management veteran, 2018 NARPM Past President and national instructor
PMI Birdy Properties
Episode: Everything Changes, Nothing Changes: A 30-Year Framework for Adopting New Technology
Robert Dell'Osso
Co-founder and CEO of Master Key Property Management
Master Key Property Management
Episode: Conference ROI: Why Walking In With Three Problems Beats Walking Out With Fifteen
Cameron Trope
Property management firm owner and operator
Empire Industries (Houston PM firm)
Episode: Build the Systems, Then Leave the Field: Scaling a Property Management Business from Anywhere
Greg Shannon
Co-founder and co-owner, Shannon Property Management
Shannon Property Management
Episode: From Zero Doors to 1,200 Units: A Blueprint for Scaling In-House Maintenance
Steve Shannon
Co-founder and co-owner, Shannon Property Management
Shannon Property Management
Episode: From Zero Doors to 1,200 Units: A Blueprint for Scaling In-House Maintenance
Dan French
CEO of Northpoint Asset Management
Northpoint Asset Management
Episode: How to Survive Losing Your Biggest Client (And Come Out Stronger)
Chapin Hemphill
CEO and co-owner of KeyRentor Boise Property Management; early franchisee of KeyRentor Silicon Valley
KeyRentor Boise Property Management
Episode: Building a Property Management Company Worth Owning
Chris Loebsack
Founder and managing principal of the eviction services law firm Loebsack & Brownlee
Loebsack & Brownlee
Episode: The Filing Habit That Cut One Firm's Eviction Rate by 80%
Hans Loebsack
Attorney on eviction matters at Loebsack & Brownlee
Loebsack & Brownlee
Episode: The Filing Habit That Cut One Firm's Eviction Rate by 80%

Host

Pete Neubig
Host of the show, introducing guests and guiding the conversation

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Guest speakers are great

    I enjoy the speakers that come on to discuss their experience or products. The audio/volume control is really bad though. I have to turn up the volume to hear the guests, then the host comes in at concert-level. Need to fix!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Sway47
    United States2 years ago
  • Love it!

    I’m a new PM and new member to NARPM. I’m so grateful for this information. You ask good questions, give great tips and advice, and have entertaining guests too. Only opportunity is the sound/volume. For some reason the intro, commercials, Pete’s voice, and guest voices don’t come in at the same volume. Causing me to constantly adjusting the volume. Exp. Intro is super loud (turn down volume). Pete’s voice is too low (turn volume up). Some guest’s voices even lower than Pete’s (turn volume up a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DNC LLC
    United States4 years ago
  • Great show but volume is too low

    Pete’s mic is so quiet you can’t hear him, but the ads and quests are super loud.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lopasmax
    United States4 years ago
  • NARPM Property Management

    NARPM is the leader in property management education for real estate professionals! We’ve grown our business tremendously with the education we’ve received from this national association!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AJ Shepard
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical coaching and vendor insights, though sound can be inconsistent across episodes.
Guests are generally high-caliber and topic-focused, delivering actionable takeaways.
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Everything Changes, Nothing Changes: A 30-Year Framework for Adopting New Technology
Q: If somebody's thinking about, like, hey, I want to bring some technology. I want to solve something. What kind of go to think about the thought process? What's the first thing they should look at?
Birdy recommends starting with an area of the business that already works well but could become more efficient or profitable through technology. Document and establish the process before implementing software, unless the technology itself provides the needed process.
Everything Changes, Nothing Changes: A 30-Year Framework for Adopting New Technology
Q: Have you ever seen or have you personally have adopted too much technology and like it just didn't like it, like maybe you did it too soon or you do too much at one time, or, you know, it just didn't work for you, for your system. Is there a point in time where it's like, okay, like am I overkill and stuff?
Birdy says he has not found technology itself to be excessive, but implementing too much at once can overwhelm staff. He recommends automating existing processes first, then improving them after staff are comfortable, and allowing time to adapt when replacing core software.
Conference ROI: Why Walking In With Three Problems Beats Walking Out With Fifteen
Q: Now let me ask you this, one of the big things in NARPM is this debate about, should you ask about door count or people like door count, like it's good, bad. I have my reasons on why I like asking about door count, but I'd like to get your opinion on, does door count matter?
Dell'Osso says door count helps indicate the scale and structure of a property management operation, so advice can be tailored to the person's portfolio, staffing, and business model.
Conference ROI: Why Walking In With Three Problems Beats Walking Out With Fifteen
Q: So for those of you who don't know, Robert and I, we hang out a lot. We smoke a lot of cigars. We do cigar masterminds like once every other month. And so Robert is one of my really close buddies in NARPM. We've met through NARPM, and now we've extended that to now he's just a buddy. He's not a NARPM friend. Now I just dropped the NARPM. Now he's just my buddy.
Dell'Osso recommends entering conferences with a few prioritized operational bottlenecks, then directing conversations with vendors and other attendees toward solutions. He suggests taking notes, choosing relevant sessions, and following up with a practical implementation plan.
How to Survive Losing Your Biggest Client (And Come Out Stronger)
Q: If you were coaching another firm in a similar position, what would you tell them to hear or do to survive losing their biggest client?
Treat it as an opportunity, stabilize cash flow through scalable, fee-based models, engage the team with a clear, positive narrative, and actively network to identify new markets and partnerships while maintaining high owner service standards.

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What is NARPM Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on property management leadership, operations, and technology, featuring coaches, industry executives, and PM founders who share frameworks for scaling teams, improving processes, and adopting new tools. Episodes often connect high-performance coaching, trust accounting standards, AI adoption, financing growth, and vendor partnerships to real-world PM growth strategies. Notable angles include data-driven management, multi-jurisdictional compliance, and practical demos or promotions from service providers, making it valuable for operators seeking actionable strategies and vetted partners. A recurring strength is the blend of hands-on operational advice with industry-wide context from seasoned practitioners and vendors, which... more

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Recent guests on NARPM Radio include:

1. Brian Birdy
2. Robert Dell'Osso
3. Cameron Trope
4. Greg Shannon
5. Steve Shannon
6. Dan French
7. Chapin Hemphill
8. Chris Loebsack

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