September 2022 | News & Events Magazine

CHAIRMAN Tracey Crowe, CAM CHAIRMAN-ELECT Stephanie Liston, CAM, CAPS VICE CHAIRMAN Jenn Mulholland, CAM SECRETARY/TREASURER Katherine Morrow, CAM IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN Stacey Holt, CAM MANAGERS REPRESENTATIVE Anne Adams SUPPLIERS REPRESENTATIVE Mark Darnell MAINTENANCE REPRESENTATIVE Rusty Guilliams, CAMT, CPO MANAGEMENT DIRECTORS Melanie Brink Brigitte Byron, CAM Meredith Dixon, CALP Eddie Ivey, CAPS Tabitha Knox Sully Lemmons, CAM, CPM Erick Rocha Nicole Samson, CPM Wes Schmitz Giovanna Suastegui, CAM SUPPLIER DIRECTORS Nathan Lybarger, Esp. Jennifer McCoy, Esq. Loyd Owen, CAS Lacey Smithson, CALP Alberto Suastegui, CALP, CAM MAINTENANCE DIRECTORS Jeremy Byrd, CAMT, CPO Diane Mason, CAMT, CPO IREM LIAISON Richard Wright, CPM LEGAL ADVISOR M. Wesley Hall, Esq. MDHA LIAISON Norman Deep PRESIDENT Victoria Tobin DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION & EVENTS Ginny Johnson COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Katelyn Cheatham STATISTICS COORDINATOR Jenny McWhorter MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Autumn Stiles FINANCE MANAGER Jenny McWhorter ACTIVE PAST CHAIRMEN Mary Bradley Stephanie Burns, CAPS, CAM, CALP Brad Cather, CPM, HCCP, SHCM, COS Kirby Davis Faye Ellis, CPM Andy Gass, ARM Shelley James, CAM, CAPS, CPM Andrew Klahn, CAPS, CAM, HCCP, CALP Tammy Lee, CAM Chari Lewis, CAM, CAPS, CPM Stacy L. Molen, CAM Nancy Morris Linda Page, CPM, ARM Ellen Parker Susan Sherfield, CPM Lisa Swick, CAPS Zac Ward, CPM Joyce Wolfe

CONTENTS GREATER NASHVILLE APARTMENT ASSOCIATION NEWS & EVENTS

FEATURES

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It’s the Law

Judicial Updates Regarding Term Fees and Premises Liability

2022 Apartment Tour Pie Town

Suppliers

How to Partner with the Apartment Community as a Supplier

On Trend

On Trend with Touring

NextGen

Rising Stars Series

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Can You See Me Now?

ASSOCIATION NEWS

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Beer, Butts & BBQ Barbecue competition

Education

Low Income Housing Tax Credit Seminar

Education

GNAA Legal Conference

GNAA Election Night

Monster Bash

Nominees

Vote for your favorites!

Education

Women Empowerment Conference

Education

Online CAPS review

Maintenance Course

HVAC Industry Changes

New Members

Welcome!

NextGen Course

How to Level Up

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2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

September General Membership Meeting

Cybercrime

Maintenance Course

Hands-On Appliance Troubleshooting. Repair

Calendar

Stay up to date

October Managers Luncheon

Meet the Candidates

2022 Gala

Starry Night

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IT’S THE LAW

Judicial Updates Regarding Term Fees and Premises Liability

by Gary S. Rubenstein, Schulman, Leroy & Bennett, P.C. Tennessee’s Court of Appeals recently rendered

damages” is defined as a sum agreed upon by

a couple of decisions relating to early termination

the parties to the rental agreement to be paid as

fees and premises liability. In the case of Tennessee

compensation for damages suffered by one party in

Homes v. Dalton L. Welch et al., the Court of Appeals

the event the other breaches the contract. In order to

in Nashville reviewed contract law and the proper

be enforced, an early termination clause for liquidated

damages to be assessed as early termination fees.

damage must be a reasonable estimate of the potential

Everyone will recall that the definition of a contract is

damages to be suffered. Liquidated damages are used

“an enforceable promise.”

when it is difficult to measure the actual damages to

In this case, the Court opined that to recover on a breach of contract claim, there must be an enforceable contract, non-performance by a party amounting to a breach of the contract, and damages caused by that breach of contract. The breach of contract must be material and not slight. In order for a breach to relieve the non-breaching party of its obligations, the breach must be material. If the breach was slight or minor, but

be suffered by the parties entering into the contract.

If we assume that the liquidated damage provision bears a reasonable relationship to the amount of actual damages likely to be suffered in the event of breach of lease, then the Court will uphold this clause. Remember, an early termination fee is used to compensate the landlord for the costs of marketing and leasing activities to obtain a substitute resident.

not substantial, the non-breaching party is not relieved

The Court of Appeals ruled that a party may not elect

of the duty of performance, although there may be a

between its right to recover liquidated damages versus

recovery for damages for the breach. As you all know

actual damages suffered. If a landlord elects the

from the many trials you have participated in, whether a

remedy of early termination, additional damages for the

party has fulfilled its duties or is in breach is a question

same breach cannot be sought. The Court of Appeals

of fact. This is why many cases are tried in our General

concluded that the early termination fee is meant to

Sessions Courts. This case is also a reminder that a

compensate the landlord for lost rent, and therefore

landlord’s records are extremely important and serve as

future lost rent is not recoverable because of the breach

vital evidence and proof before the judge.

of lease. In the particular case, the Court ruled that

In the case referred to above, the Court of Appeals reminded us that an early termination fee is considered to be a liquidated damage clause. The term “liquidated News & Events

the landlord was entitled to the early termination fee but could not recover for future lost rent. The landlord could certainly recover unpaid past due rent, and continued on p. 22

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2022 APARTMENT TOUR

Pie Town!

Join us on October 7!

This month’s issue features the upcoming GNAA Apartment Tour! We would like to introduce the communities that GNAA Members are visiting. Here is small sneak peak into Nashville’s Slice of Pie: Pie Town.

Albion in the Gulch Albion in the Gulch is a new construction 415-unit, 20-story development located in The Gulch neighborhood of Nashville, just steps from downtown. Currently under construction, this one-of-akind community will offer a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom two-story penthouses, all with the highest-end unit interiors in Nashville. Albion in the Gulch will also feature a coffee shop in the lobby and rooftop pool with a tiki bar on the 20th floor with unmatched views of downtown Nashville. Other state-of-the-art amenities will include a fitness center with a crossfit room and treatment room, dog spa and indoor dog run, golf simulator room, makerspace, over 15,000 square feet of outdoor space with a performance area, putting green and grilling stations and a rooftop lounge with a karaoke bar and comedy stage. Construction began January 2021 and is expected to open early 2023.

Aspire in the Gulch Aspire in the Gulch is 10 stories of jaw-dropping interiors with brag-worthy amenities and design, all overlooking The Gulch and Downtown Nashville. We understand you deserve to live in a home that aligns with the work-life balance you’ve been searching for, which is why we create communities that are a catalyst for where work and play collide. You’ll appreciate the ample and spacious floor plans designed exclusively for your comfort and enjoyment. Offering studio three-bedroom floor plan options, as well as two-story lofts, there’s something for everyone at Aspire. continued on p. 8

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Crossroads at the Gulch At Crossroads at the Gulch we believe in luxury. Our signature, five-star resort-style service, exceptional amenities, and elegantly bold apartment finishes are designed to enhance your lifestyle. Have a glass of wine and relax at the rooftop lounge with panoramic skyline views, or recharge in your brand-new apartment featuring a full slate of amenities. Explore our website – review our floor plans, our exceptional amenity package, and the neighborhood – then contact us today to set up a personal tour.

Harlowe Gulch Located in the heart of the Gulch, Harlowe offers a curated collection of studio, on-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses boasting modern details and elevated finishes.

This stunning community provides a boutique hotel-inspired experience for residents, with elegant, timeless décor and a dedicated onsite concierge. Discover thoughtful amenities like innovative smart technology, pool deck with city views, expansive fitness center, co-working areas and a swanky penthouse lounge. This 16-story, 300-residence high-rise serves as both your perfect launch pad to the greater downtown Nashville area, and your quintessential, luxury oasis. Surrounded by vibrant art, dining and entertainment galore, this artful collection of residences puts you in the center of a city where opportunity abounds. Harlowe presents a truly unique, unparalleled living experience in the Nashville market.

Haven in the Gulch Every great story has a soundtrack, and Haven at The Gulch does not disappoint. Our Skyline Clubroom and infinity saltwater pool provide exceptional views of the downtown Nashville skyline. Modern designs that include European-style cabinetry, premium appliances, and expansive nine-foot ceilings will inspire you. These brand-new apartment homes make it possible to raise your level of living. A vibrant new lifestyle awaits.

Embrace it.

Novel Edgehill Deeply rooted in one of Nashville’s oldest neighborhoods are stories untold and characters waiting to be discovered. Novel Edgehill is a blended experience, homegrown charm weaved with urban vitality and community at the forefront. A rich tapestry of cultural collisions creates a multi-dimensional place. Intimate courtyards encourage private reflection. Idea labs and coffee spaces bolster vivacious gathering spots. Infused with local flavor, from the artistry of William Edmondson to historic Polar Bears making a modern mark, we welcome a mix of new and old, vibrant and peaceful.

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SUPPLIERS

How to Partner with the Apartment Community as a Supplier Learning how to build strong relationships is essential to success, and entering the multifamily industry as a supplier is very intimidating. Below are a few key members of GNAA who have volunteered to give their perspective and advice on how to partner with apartment communities.

My whole approach to partnerships as a supplier is interpersonal connections. Getting to know someone as an individual first, and being able to build up a relationship of camaraderie and trust is essential to being able to have a successful business relationship.

That strong foundation allows for the highest levels of collaboration, optimization, and makes it a joy to do your work each and every day. My confidence on a personal level only enhances my confidence professionally, so I’m able to bring our building partners the best version of our product and the best version of myself.

–Lexi Johnson, Nashville Account Manager, Apt Amigo, Inc. Partnering with an apartment community means truly understanding the needs of their community, the timeliness of a move-in, and serving their community.

Being there to support their resident parties, staff changes and even those corporate visits. Helping to provide education and support by sponsoring attendees for educational courses. Partnering with an apartment community means more than just being a service provider!”

–Maria Williams, Owner, Floors First Nashville News & Events

There really isn’t a secret recipe in my approach to partnering with property management personnel.

Personal industry experience, product supply, price, and a great supporting cast are all aspects that have helped me build relationships with customers. But focusing on the customer and the customer experience is genuinely how I approach every relationship. How can I serve them today? I try to put myself in their shoes, think about how we can best provide a solution, and help them in any way I can. I understand that what I do to support the property staff ultimately supports the residents. And if we can help keep residents happy, it’s much easier for everyone on site.

–Shane Gates, Territory Sales Manager, Chadwell Supply Partnering with apartment communities is very important to your business. Sponsoring luncheons, budget camps, resident events, assisting with charity drives, etc. shows that you care about the community and it is not just about profit. It also shows you value them as a partner and they are not just a customer.

I recommend all suppliers to partner with apartment communities as much as possible.

–DJ Arbogast, Account Manager, Artisent Floors Southwest Utility Solutions exists for a simple reason: We exist to bring value to our clients. The multifamily industry is built and sustained by the value that owners, investors, and property management teams bring to the table. We are focused on taking apartment communities continued on p. 25

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ON TREND

On Trend with Touring

by Lisa Gunderson, Bristol Development There was a great rush to virtual and contactless tours during the pandemic. While they are both here to stay, when it comes to committing to a new lease agreement we still see an overwhelming desire for in-person tours and finalizing the lease paperwork. While we see prospective residents engaging with online content, they seem most interested in selecting their unit with views and locations through a building map. We have not seen much adoption of contactless touring by prospective residents, yet we still think we need to offer it. We have not found an ideal solution, even after testing several options.

What can you do to make your model home tour unique and memorable? We often select a theme to connect to our overall marketing and incorporate small items in the home to nod to that imagery. We have added model home videos on the televisions and a personal voice-activated device that plays music, and we can ask questions about things nearby. Happy touring!

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NEXTGEN

Rising Stars Series KELLY PENDERGRAST – Branch Manager, The Liberty Group Years in the Industry

Give us a fun fact about you.

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I was born in Germany.

Volunteer Positions Currently & Previously Held

Do you have a motto you live by?

PMA Board Member. Actively serve on the Membership, Gala, Statistics and NextGen

Life is too short. Do not sweat the small things. Focus on making memories and just enjoy every day we are given.

What brought you to the apartment industry?

College. When I was a freshman in college I was given the opportunity to work in the leasing office at the student housing property I lived at and in return receive free housing.

Was this career path something that was always on your radar?

Any advice you could give to the rising stars of GNAA? Do not be overwhelmed when you first get involved.

Make a goal to meet at least one new person at each event or meeting you attend. Become active in at least one committee.

No, I did not realize this even was a career path until I moved into my first college apartment after graduating high school. Growing up I always dreamed of being an attorney.

Why is property management an attractive career path?

Property management can open so many doors and the possibilities are endless. Working in property management can be so rewarding and it does not feel like a job.

What is your favorite thing to do on the weekends?

Go camping with my husband, our two kids and sweet dog Coco.

Do you have any pets?

Yes, I have a chocolate lab and her name is Coco.

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DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION

Can You See Me Now?

A Safe Space for a Conversation on Diversity in the Workplace “The first thing we learn when we begin our Multifamily career is to ignore differences. But let’s be honest – we ARE all different. We look different, we identify different, we worship different, and we love different, and that should be celebrated! It’s time we acknowledge, accept, and learn about each other’s differences.”

–Marci French, DE&I Facilitator Join Marci for a safe, open, and honest conversation on diversity. Attendance is complimentary. The GNAA Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee has partnered with Marci French, DE&I Facilitator, NAAEI Senior Faculty, and Vice President of Asset Management, to present the GNAA membership an educational course on diversity titled “Can You See Me Now?” The education course is set to take place on Wednesday, November 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Come prepared with questions and an open heart for this interactive discussion on diversity in the workplace. Members can register at www.gnaa.org/events. The course will be held in the education space at the GNAA office.

“Diversity in the workplace refers to individual differences in race, gender, ethnicity, religion, age, sexual orientation, and cognitive ability. In recent years, this definition has grown to encompass cultural and personal aspects. These include education, skills, personalities, experiences, marital status, political beliefs, and financial status. Diversity in the workplace refers to organizations that employ individuals with a range of characteristics.”

–professionalleadershipinstitute.com Sources: What is Diversity in the Workplace? - Professional Leadership Institute

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The most common types of diversity include: Age Ethnicity Gender Physical and mental capabilities Marital status Financial status Political beliefs Religion Knowledge, skills and abilities Socio-economic status Privilege Upbringing Nationality

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It’s the Law, cont. from p. 5 most importantly, attorney’s fees, assuming the lease

In this particular case, there was photographic proof of

provides for their assessment. In this particular case,

the divot, but because this defect was considered to

the lawyers will be pleased to know that the Court

be a small aberration, the foreseen ability of potential

agreed these legal expenses could be recovered for the

injury and the seriousness of harm did not support

case as it progressed from General Sessions to Circuit

a finding of liability. The Court, in this case, stated

to the Court of Appeals. Not specifically mentioned in

the long-held rule that a minor defect or deviation

this case was whether a landlord could recover for a

in a stairway or walkway is not sufficient to impose

lack of notice provided by the breaching tenant.

a duty upon the premises owner to warn or repair if

A tort is defined as a wrong. Generally speaking, a party would be financially liable when negligence occurs.

an injury to the tenant or the tenant’s guest is not reasonably foreseeable.

Negligence is defined as a duty, a breach of that duty

In this case, the proof was that the stairs in question

and damages caused from that breach of duty. In the

were in the same condition they had been in for many

case of Kathy Tino v. Barry Walker et al., the Court of

years. However, the Court ruled that there must be

Appeals discussed whether a divot in a brick step that

more than the possibility of harm or injury arising from

caused the injured party to trip and fall was a minor

a defect to impose the duty of care upon the premises

aberration or whether the alleged injured party was

owner. There must be a probability or likelihood of harm

entitled to a recovery. Remember, landlords have a duty

serious enough to induce a reasonable land owner

not to commit any acts that cause a tenant’s injury, or

or manager to take precautions to avoid it. The mere

even if not caused by the landlord, if there is actual or

possibility is not sufficient to impose liability on the part

constructive knowledge and the landlord fails to take

of the premises owner. Since the risk of injury was not

the appropriate action timely, an award of damages

foreseeable and, in fact, was improbable, in this case

could result.

there was no liability on the part of the owner and the

In this case, the question presented was whether the

case was dismissed.

defect in the stairway steps was so serious that it could

While this case is favorable to the landlord, we must

be concluded that the stairs on the premises were so

remember there is responsibility to repair what the

defective that the owner had a duty to warn or repair

landlord has caused or has actual or constructive

the defects. In a premises liability case, a landlord has

knowledge of, constructive knowledge meaning that

a duty to exercise reasonable care to remove or warn

the defect existed for such a period of time that a

of dangerous conditions on the premises the landlord

reasonable landlord should have become aware of it.

should have become aware of through the exercise of

Again, documentation is important and landlords should

reasonable diligence. If the injury to the tenant could

keep track of inspections of the premises, inspections

not have been reasonably foreseen, then there is not

of the apartments and the surroundings, and should

duty on the part of the landlord, and therefore no

take appropriate action when material defects

negligence and no financial liability.

are found.

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NEW MEMBERS MANAGEMENT COMPANIES Cypress Creek Residential Allyson Pritchett 3267 Simmons St. Houston, TX 77004 828-552-0431 allyson@bodkacreekcapital.com

FirstService Residential Brian Pompos 1033 Demonbreun St. Nashville, TN 37203 727-318-2877 brian.pompos@fsresidential.com

APARTMENT COMMUNITIES Alta Farms at Cane Ridge Tara McBride 3144 Old Franklin Rd. Antioch, TN 37013 615-852-8901 330 apartment homes tara.mcbride@woodpartners.com Wood Residential Services Elliston 23 2312 Elliston Pl. Nashville, TN 37203 615282-5394 331 apartment homes elliston@avenue5apt.com Avenue 5 Residential Forrest Park - Tullahoma 1102 Potter Blvd.

Tullahoma, TN 37388 931-455-2018 87 apartment homes info@forrestparkapts.com Management & Marketing Concepts Franklin Manor Brian Maas 333 11th Ave. N .

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Parke West Anya Clifford 3415 Murphy Rd. Nashville, TN 37203 615-919-9400 210 apartment homes parkewestmgr@greystar.com Greystar

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Push Pedal Pull Craig Bohannan 2306 W. 41st St. Sioux Falls, SD 57105 952-892-6009 cbohannan@pushpedalpull.com Fitness equipment

Villages at Forest View 222 Hamlet Hill Dr. Antioch, TN 37013 615-788-3664 307 apartment homes villagesatforestview@hndllc.com HND Management

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Vintage Century Farms Daniel Smith 4065 Cane Ridge Rd. Nashville, TN 37013 615-857-3793 215 apartment homes centuryfarmsmgr@elmingtonpm.com Bluestone Properties Waterleaf at Old Franklin Shannon Shoultz 2901 Old Franklin Rd. Antioch, TN 37013 615-488-3438 363 apartment homes waterleafmgr@uvresidential.com UV Residential

Ervin Home Care John Ervin 3021 Carterwood Dr. Nashville, TN 37206 615-674-8419 ervinhomeinspection.repair@gmail.com General contractor

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Suppliers, cont. from p. 11 to the next level so they can focus on building the best, most sustainable, and most profitable community.

To do this, we first build a relationship with the community/management company to learn more about current solutions, pain points, and utility management goals. We then review the current billing setup (if any) to ensure all recoverable utilities are being billed and are using the best methods for recovery, including often overlooked line items on utility bills that can be billed back to the resident. We review all scheduled billing charges and fees being billed to residents to see if any improvements can be made to aid recovery and increase the ancillary income. We will also review how the communities are processing and paying utility bills, as we cannot only do this for them, but we audit each bill to look for any billing irregularities and work with the local utility on the community’s behalf to have bills corrected.

We stand out from our competition by keeping our clients and their needs at the forefront of everything we do, including custom reporting as needed and taking

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sustainability a step further with conservation reviews and implementation of water-reducing measures. We limit the internal contacts our clients have to one or two people and always return phone calls and emails within 24 hours, most of the time within just a few hours. We have also worked hard to eliminate the most significant pain point for many clients switching to Southwest Utility Solutions by eliminating arrears billing and having the ability to have a new property billing within days of closing.

We believe authentic relationships are the most crucial part of the supplier/client relationship and use this belief to drive all aspects of our business.

–Christina Race, Vice President of Solutions, Southwest Utility Solutions Another great way to receive even more help is by participating in our GNAA Mentorship Program. Fill out the submission form on GNAA Mentorship Program Greater Nashville Apartment Association and a GNAA member will get in touch with you!

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