Landlord organizations are groups that represent the interests of property owners and landlords. They provide resources, support, and advocacy for their members, helping them navigate legal issues, tenant relations, and property management. These organizations often offer educational programs, networking opportunities, and access to industry research. Many landlord organizations also engage in lobbying efforts to influence legislation that affects rental properties and housing policies. By working together, members can share best practices and stay informed about changes in laws and regulations that impact their businesses. Examples of such organizations include the National Apartment Association and the National Association of Realtors.