Real Estate & Property Management

Fill vacancies faster, run leaner doing it

Every vacant day and every extra on-ground hire cuts into owner returns. We list units across every major platform the day they go vacant, keep showings and applications moving, and run the books behind it — so a small front-line presence is all you actually need.

The hard parts

What makes real estate & property management books different

These are the places we see go wrong most often — and the first things we fix.

Vacant days compound quietly

A unit that sits three extra weeks because the listing went up late or a showing never got booked is lost rent you can never recover.

On-ground headcount is expensive

Leasing coordinators, admin staff, and bookkeepers add fixed cost per door. Most of that work doesn't need to be physically on site.

Trust funds and owner money

Security deposits and owner funds must never commingle with operating cash — and every rent payment needs an independent check before it's final.

What you get

Built for how you actually operate

  • Same-day listings across Zillow, Apartments.com, Avail & Facebook
  • Showing scheduling and prospect follow-up
  • Tenant application screening and verification
  • Lease preparation and first-payment verification
  • Rent collection tracked against every lease
  • Trust and escrow reconciliation, kept segregated
  • Maintenance request routing through to resolution
  • Vendor invoice processing and payment runs
  • Monthly owner statements and per-property P&L

Software we work in

  • Buildium
  • AppFolio
  • Yardi
  • RentManager
  • Zillow
  • Apartments.com
  • Avail
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero

Using something else? We adapt to your stack — just ask.

Flexible pricing

from $10/hour

  • Hourly, dedicated, or fixed monthly
  • Free first-month trial
  • Onboarding in 24 hours
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How it runs

From vacant unit to active lease

Leasing is a pipeline, and vacant days are what it costs when a stage stalls. We run every unit through the same tracked stages, with a named owner on each step — so nothing sits waiting for someone to remember it.

1

Unit goes vacant

Back office

Flagged the day it becomes available; anything sitting over 24 hours without a listing is escalated.

2

Listed across platforms

Back office

Posted same-day to Zillow, Apartments.com, Avail and Facebook for maximum reach.

3

Showings booked

Back office

Enquiries answered and showings scheduled quickly, so interested prospects don't go cold.

4

Showing conducted

Client

Your on-ground agent shows the unit; outcome and interest level recorded same day.

5

Application & screening

Back office

Applications screened and verified fast, keeping qualified tenants moving forward.

6

Lease prepared

Back office

Lease generated from the approved application data, ready for signature.

7

Signed & first payment

Client

Signature and first rent payment verified before keys are released.

8

Keys handed over — active

Back office

Unit moves to active tenancy and into the monthly rent and reporting cycle.

Data controls

  • Maker-checker — every rent payment and ledger entry independently reviewed
  • Trust and escrow funds reconciled separately from operating cash
  • Units vacant beyond 24 hours trigger an escalation
  • Expiring leases flagged at 90, 60 and 30 days for renewal outreach
  • Full audit trail on every status change and approval

The dashboard behind it

This workflow doesn't run on email and spreadsheets

Every stage above is a state in a system we built and operate — data pulled and validated on a schedule, exceptions routed to a named owner, and access scoped so each person sees only their own portfolio. Nothing reaches a statement or a payment without a human sign-off.

  • Automated, validated feedsLoaders re-run safely; a failed feed shows as a red row, not silence.
  • Exceptions have an ownerAnything that breaks a rule lands on a named person's queue with a due date.
  • Access scoped in the data layerPermissions are enforced where the query runs, not just hidden in the UI.
Property portfolio dashboard showing occupancy, monthly revenue, vacant units, a smart alerts panel and a six-stage leasing pipeline
The portfolio screen behind this workflow — occupancy and revenue, the alerts someone must act on today, and every unit's position from vacant to active lease. Demonstration data.
Straight answers

Real Estate & Property Management, answered

A small one. Someone local still shows units and handles physical access — but listing, scheduling, screening, lease prep, rent tracking, maintenance coordination, and the books all run from our side. That's how operators keep a lean front line without losing control.

Zillow, Apartments.com, Avail, and Facebook Marketplace as standard, plus whatever else your market responds to. Listings go up the same day a unit is flagged vacant — wider reach and a faster start are what shorten vacancy.

Yes. Trust and escrow funds are reconciled separately from operating accounts, with their own ledgers and monthly reconciliation, so deposits and owner funds are never commingled.

Yes — monthly owner statements with distributions, per-property income and expense detail, and supporting documentation, formatted the way your owners expect.

Yes. We track occupancy by property, days vacant, showing-to-lease conversion, average days to lease, and expiring leases at 90/60/30 days — so you can see which properties and which stages are costing you rent.

No. We handle multi-state portfolios routinely and track the reporting each jurisdiction requires. Confirm state-specific trust and landlord-tenant rules with your attorney or CPA.

Let's talk numbers

Leave the accounting to us

Your first month is free, onboarding takes as little as 24 hours, and rates start at $10/hour. No lock-in.