IRVINE, CA, June 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) Multifamily Ancillary Group, LLC (MAG), the leading ancillary service provider for the multifamily industry, has announced that it will exhibit at the National Apartment Association's Education Conference & Exposition. The event will be held at the San Diego Convention Center from 2 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. on Thursday, June 20 and from 11:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, June 21, 2013.
Visitors to the MAG booth will be able to find out how the company can increase their ancillary revenue stream without having to increase overhead. The MAG team will be present at booth 222 during the expo.
"The NAA Conference and Exposition is one of the most impressive apartment events of the year and we are excited to be a part of it and be able to present our suite of multifamily ancillary services," said Annie McClinton, Vice President of MAG. "Most apartment owners and managers come to NAA looking for ways to increase their properties revenue streams. We listen to understand our clients' needs, while sharing our multifamily experience to drive their portfolios success."
NAA's 2013 Education Conference & Exposition will offer educational seminars, networking opportunities and international business magnate Sir Richard Branson as its keynote speaker.
For more information about the company's ancillary services, visit www.magrev.com.
About the Company
The Multifamily Ancillary Group (MAG) is an ancillary service leader in the apartment industry throughout the United States. The group is composed of four primary services - Community Utility Billing Services (CUBS) specializing in Billing Programs, Payment Processing, Collections, Reporting, and Expense Recovery. iMAG resident insurance center provides protection to both properties and residents through MyRenterPolicy. Shops, Training And Results (STAR) provides customized performance-based mystery shops, customer service satisfaction surveys, training programs and Comparable Market & Survey Analysis. Multifamily Ancillary Group Telecommunication Contract Negotiations and Audits save companies thousands on Internet, Voice and Cable.
Multifamily Ancillary Group to Exhibit at the NAA Education Conference & Exposition in San Diego, California
Multifamily Ancillary Group (MAG) Will Feature Its Ancillary Income Audit Services in San Diego, California, event on June 20 and 21, 2013
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