Property Management

Condo managers lack a streamlined way to request, track, and approve repair costs for individual units, relying on manual back-and-forth communication.

Multifamily property managers struggle to organize resident events that achieve meaningful turnout and demonstrate a clear link to lease renewals.

Landlord struggles to raise rents on existing tenants due to pushback from a tenant citing a municipal code clause that requires new lease terms to be substantially similar to the existing lease, limiting the ability to add CPI-based increases.

Multi-family property managers struggle with tenant complaints about normal walking noise from upper floors, wasting time on non-issues.

Property managers of short-term rentals face difficulties in collecting and managing security deposits due to disputes and delayed releases.

Small landlords struggle to effectively monitor and manage tenant parking issues like unauthorized parkers, tenant disputes, guest overstays, and unauthorized roommates using their Ring cameras.

Small HOA needs a multi-user camera system for a small condo building with shared garage, but existing consumer cameras don't clearly support 8+ users or are overcomplicated.

Property managers face risks when accepting card payments from tenants due to potential chargebacks that trigger late fees, payment restrictions, and additional bank fees.

California landlord cannot enforce a new security deposit from a sitting tenant who refuses to pay, and has no documentation of the prior deposit.

Small landlords struggle to track maintenance requests effectively, often losing track of repairs and follow-ups.

Self-managing rental property owners use many disparate tools (Airbnb, Google Sheets, Drive, email, calendar) for bookings, finances, documents, and communication, creating a fragmented workflow that is inefficient and frustrating.

A commercial property manager lacks confidence in handling maintenance and mechanical issues (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing) and struggles to promptly log inspection items as work orders due to competing urgent tasks.

Property management companies need to comply with NFPA 70E safety standards for building maintenance but lack a streamlined way to manage maintenance contracts and plans.

First-time property buyer needs help building accurate financial projections for a rental property, unsure if they are including all expenses and using correct assumptions.

Property managers and landlords lack an efficient system to manage tenant applications, records, and operational workflows, leading to organizational struggles.