
Episode Twelve, “The Cost of Getting Everything Right” High standards can help us deliver excellent work. But when the need to get everything right takes over, it can come at the expense of our well-being, our teams...


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Hosted by Paul Marks · business · EN
Perspectives, experiences, and real-world insights from some of the multifamily industry’s most respected leaders, operators, innovators, and professionals... designed to educate, inspire, and elevate the next generation of multifamily excellence.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPerspectives, experiences, and real-world insights from some of the multifamily industry’s most respected leaders, operators, innovators, and professionals... designed to educate, inspire, and elevate the next generation of multifamily excellence.
Multifamily Voices is hosted by Paul Marks. The show has published 108 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Cost of Getting Everything Right - Operationally Human" (26 October 2026, 12 minutes), "You Can Be Strong And Still Be Struggling - Carrying On" (26 October 2026, 15 minutes), and "Leaning Into the Win: Operationalizing Positive Employee Feedback - The Multifamily Blueprint" (26 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Multifamily Voices publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 108 episodes.
Booking probability for Multifamily Voices is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Multifamily Voices requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Multifamily Voices's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Multifamily Voices are Landlords & Property Leasing. Multifamily Voices has a business audience.
Paul Marks hosts Multifamily Voices, a business podcast with 108 episodes published.
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Episode Twelve, “The Cost of Getting Everything Right” High standards can help us deliver excellent work. But when the need to get everything right takes over, it can come at the expense of our well-being, our teams...

Episode Eleven, “You Can Be Strong And Still Be Struggling” “We’ve confused resilience with endurance. Just because someone can handle everything doesn’t mean they should have to.” In the Carrying On with Stephanie...

Episode #12
Episode Twelve, “Leaning Into the Win: Operationalizing Positive Employee Feedback” What if the positive feedback your employees share holds the blueprint for improving performance, strengthening workplace culture, and...

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Episode Twelve, “Ownership: Own Up or Give Up” What happens when a mistake is made? Do we look for someone to blame, or do we take responsibility and find a way to make things right? In Episode Twelve of Fix It! Pulling...

Episode Twelve, “Turning Tools into Talent” Technical skills are essential in multifamily maintenance, but developing great professionals takes more than knowing how to make repairs. It requires mentorship...

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Episode Twelve, “Do More With Less - Without Burning Your Team Out” Budget season often brings difficult decisions, fewer resources, and greater expectations. But how leaders handle these challenges can determine...

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Episode Twelve, “The Lab Experiment: What If Every Eligible American Received a Housing Voucher?” What if every income-eligible American household were guaranteed a housing voucher? Could this approach reduce housing...

Episode Twelve, “Gratitude Is a Behavior” Sometimes, the most meaningful way to show appreciation isn't through words. It's through the small, consistent actions that make others feel valued, supported, and respected...

Episode Twelve, “Bad News Rarely Gets Better with Age” Strong property management isn't just about keeping operations running smoothly. It's also about how managers communicate challenges, take responsibility, and build...

Episode Eleven, “Budget Season Truth – What the Numbers Are Really Telling You About Your People” Your budget is more than a collection of numbers. It reflects your organization's priorities, leadership decisions, and...

Episode Eleven, “Expectations: Don’t Use the Three-Letter Word — ASSUME” What happens when everyone assumes someone else will take responsibility, and nothing gets done? In Episode Eleven of Fix It! Pulling Back the...

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Episode Eleven, “Cities That Got It Right” What can America learn from cities and communities that have found different ways to address housing challenges? And how can those lessons help shape more affordable...

Episode Eleven, “Self Care Can't Fix the Staffing Problem” Taking a break can help us recharge. But what happens when we return to the same overwhelming workload, understaffed team, and never-ending list of...

Episode Eleven, “Stop Managing and Start Leading People ” Leadership is often measured by titles, responsibilities, and results. But what truly makes a lasting difference is how leaders invest in the people around them...

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Episode Eleven, “Navigating People Friction - Blueprinting Change That Actually Sticks” Why do so many operational initiatives fail to deliver results, even when leadership has invested months in planning and...

Episode Eleven, “The Power of a Reset” Sometimes, moving forward doesn't mean pushing harder. It means pausing, reassessing, and giving yourself the chance to begin again. In episode eleven of Lessons from My Dog Gunner...

Episode Eleven, “There’s No Such Thing as a Small Standard” The condition of a property often reveals more than meets the eye. From mismatched hallway lighting and overgrown weeds to cluttered leasing offices and...

Season Two, Episode Five, “Where Are You In AI Adoption?” Your organization may have invested in AI tools, but does that mean your teams are actually using them effectively? In the fifth episode of Season Two Of...

Episode Ten, “Don’t Blame the People Before You Examine the Problem” When property performance falls short, the first reaction is often to question the people responsible. But what if the real problem is the system...

Episode Ten, “The Power of Praise” What can a 110-pound Rottweiler teach us about motivating employees, recognizing achievements, and building stronger teams? In Episode ten of Lessons from My Dog Gunner with Maria...
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Senior Director of Communication and Social Media, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation
Director of Operational Initiatives, RADCO Residential
executive director of public policy for INFB, CrossFit North Scottsdale
Strategic Multifamily Consultant, Catchpoint Collective
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