This software for real estate investors offers a clean, spartan user interface that focuses on only what’s needed to know about the state of small rental property business and how to react to its many variables.
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There’s not an overabundance of spreadsheets or charts (there are some) but instead a series of clean dashboards that track payments, outgoing expenses, revenue streams and tenants
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The company financially and operationally covers all repairs, equipment purchases, tenant communications and transactions without requiring to ownership approval
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RentRedi is a six-year-old software company with hundreds of thousands of units under management totaling close to $10 billion in value
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The real estate industry is ripe for innovation. As agents continue to struggle to solve big and small problems, new tech is always welcome
The short-term rental platform posted a $19M net loss for the first quarter of 2022, a significant improvement over the same period last year, according to earnings released Tuesday
Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority outbid a dozen other investors to purchase 194 homes owned by an out-of-state investor
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RentSpree is a sharp value-add for rental businesses but will need to outsmart the long-existing habits of established landlords and leasing agents
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Leonardo247 serves as a bonding agent between the known and unknown of managing multiple large apartment communities
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A powerful tool for developers and new construction sales teams, Imerza is taking property rendering and real estate data visualizations to the top floor
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An exceptionally well-orchestrated rental business app for small landlords, you'll be hard-pressed to find a stone this software doesn't uncover
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With a number of photography and virtual showing experiences, TruPlace is showing it can compete with the top of the market. It only needs to enter more markets to gain a strong hold in the industry
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A proptech entrepreneur who sold his previous company to RealPage has launched an app that pays agents to show apartments on behalf of busy property managers
