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7.0Customers

From 14 doors to 1,180 units. What changed, in their words.

Six stories from landlords, managers and an accounting team: what they used before, what they run on now, and the one thing they would tell someone about to switch.

Every customer, person and quote on this page is a fictional example written for this demo site. There are no real companies here, and no logos.

A tree-lined street of red-brick Victorian semi-detached houses with front gardens and iron railings

Starter 14 doors · Dayton, OH

Harlow Street Rentals

Duplexes and two single-family homes

“I used to drive across town to collect two checks. Now the only place I drive to is the hardware store.”

Dana Whitcomb, Owner

Before
A spreadsheet, a shoebox of receipts, and two paper checks to pick up every month.
Now
Twelve of fourteen tenants on autopay by the second month. Tax season starts from a report, not a shoebox.
  • A smiling property manager in a green shirt reviews a printed report beside his laptop at a wooden office table

    Growth 420 units for 61 owners · Indianapolis, IN

    Quarry Lane Property Co.

    Single-family and small multifamily

    “Our owners stopped asking where their money was. The statement shows up on the 10th with the receipts, every month.”

    Andre Kessler, Director of operations

    Before
    Owner statements built by hand in a spreadsheet, sent out around the 15th.
    Now
    Statements and draws go out together on the 10th, with invoices attached to every line.

    Owner reporting Accounting

  • A garden-style apartment community with sage and cream siding, balconies, and a blue sky

    Portfolio 1,180 units · Louisville, KY

    Cedarvine Residential

    Nine garden-style communities

    “Bank rec used to take a week across nine accounts. Now it is a morning, and the exceptions are the only thing I look at.”

    Priya Raman, Controller

    Before
    A week of bank reconciliation across nine trust accounts at every month-end.
    Now
    Matching rules clear most lines on their own. Month-end is a morning of exceptions.

    Accounting Owner reporting

  • A row of new grey townhomes with peaked roofs and small front gardens along a quiet street

    Growth 96 townhomes · Greenville, SC

    Kestrel Court Townhomes

    One townhome community

    “A tenant sends a photo, I assign it before lunch, and the vendor's invoice becomes a bill without me touching a keyboard.”

    Marcus Bell, Community manager

    Before
    Maintenance requests by voicemail, sticky note and the occasional knock on the office door.
    Now
    Every request arrives with photos and lands on one board. Vendor invoices turn into bills without retyping.

    Maintenance requests

  • A couple stand in front of a white house on move-in day, one of them holding up a new set of keys

    Starter 38 single-family homes · San Antonio, TX

    Ruiz Family Rentals

    Single-family rentals

    “I write my criteria once, and every applicant gets measured the same way. That is the part I care about most.”

    Elena Ruiz, Owner and manager

    Before
    Paper applications and a different gut feeling for every applicant.
    Now
    Written criteria for every property, and the same checklist for every applicant.

    Tenant screening Leasing and listings

  • A modern mid-rise apartment building with orange and white panels and street trees out front

    Growth 260 units · Philadelphia, PA

    Fairmount Row Management

    Rowhouses and small apartment buildings

    “The import team checked our balances to the cent before we went live. The first month felt boring, which is exactly what I wanted.”

    Jonah Feld, Principal broker

    Before
    An older platform the team had outgrown, and a renewal season tracked on a whiteboard.
    Now
    Switched on the 1st after a three-week import. Renewals sit on the leasing timeline 90 days out.

    Leasing and listings Rent collection

7.1Short takes

What people mention first. Usually the boring parts.

  • “Setup took one evening. The spreadsheet template was the same columns I already had.”

    Tasha M. · Landlord, 6 doors

  • “The reconciliation screen is the first one I have used that shows me what is wrong instead of what is right.”

    Rob K. · Bookkeeper, 300-unit manager

  • “Prospects book their own showings, and the reminder texts cut our no-shows a lot.”

    Ines O. · Leasing agent

  • “Pricing was on the website. I knew my bill before I signed up, which almost never happens.”

    Gary P. · Landlord, 22 doors

  • “Owners like the portal more than our old monthly emails. Fewer 'quick questions' for us.”

    Mei L. · Property manager, 140 units

  • “The board is simple. New, scheduled, working, done. My techs got it without training.”

    Darnell W. · Maintenance lead

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