THE TURNOVER

The TURNOVER

Paul Rhodes, Mark Sharp and Chris Caramanica all with a maintenance background come together. They have to respond to the unknown. Two of the podcast hosts don’t know the topic from the third host.  What ideas will they be turning? Listen in!

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Welcome to The Turnover, where unpredictability meets humor and expertise! In this one-of-a-kind podcast, three hosts from the Multifamily Media Network with a solid maintenance background come together to tackle the unknown. Here's the twist: while one host picks the topic, the other two are kept completely in the dark—just like the unpredictable nature of maintenance in the apartment industry.
The new year often brings a wave of resolutions, fresh starts, and bold initiatives. But instead of simply going back to the basics, what if the key to success is refocusing on them? In this episode, Chris Caramanica, Paul Rhodes and Mark Sharp breaks down why mastering the fundamentals—whether in maintenance, teamwork, or leadership—is essential for long-term success.
The multifamily housing industry is facing a major challenge: a shrinking workforce and a PR problem that’s keeping skilled professionals away. But why is maintenance often overlooked, and how can we change that? Our hosts break down the pressing need for better marketing, customer service training, and stronger collaboration between maintenance teams and management.
Hosts Paul Rhodes, Mark Sharp, and Chris Caramanica dive into the often-overlooked role of maintenance professionals during the construction process. They discuss why early involvement of maintenance teams is not just beneficial—but essential—to preventing costly mistakes and ensuring operational efficiency.
Hosts Mark, Paul, and Chris tackle one of the most debated topics in the sector: compensation. With staffing shortages, increasing job demands, and the rise of pay transparency laws, maintenance professionals are finding themselves at the center of an industry-wide shift. But is higher pay the only answer? Or is there more to the conversation?