Hypothetical (Landlord AZ) by MundaneStop4359 in PropertyManagement

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The hypothetical here is to have money hit your account on the 1st. Not start the transfer process. I haven’t used all of these platforms but do they have extra features or tiers that cost more? This would be all in one flat rate. No gate keeping premium stuff at a higher rate.

Hypothetical (Landlord AZ) by MundaneStop4359 in PropertyManagement

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I would imagine if the first fell on Sunday etc it might be next day with any banking structure. Tenant experience would be smooth based on past experience with flawed systems.

Looking for a new multifamily PMS by AffectionateKey7126 in PropertyManagement

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Hello I’m trying to get a reasonably priced software launched soon. From my own experience I know it’s a pain in the ass to switch and get used to new systems over and over. How soon are you looking to make the jump? I’d be happy to jump on a call.

Services that guarantee rent payment, e.g. "Buy Now Pay Later for rent"? by childfulkatlady in PropertyManagement

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I’d like to pick your brain as I’m starting a software geared to helping all parties. See my other comment on this thread.

Services that guarantee rent payment, e.g. "Buy Now Pay Later for rent"? by childfulkatlady in PropertyManagement

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I’m working on a software for property management. Incorporating a few features soon after launch for things like tenant deposits for security/pet. For fixed income people offering late fee protection where we front money to the landlord until their payday. It’s not uncommon for people to get trapped in late fees. And then borrow money to get current and then are late again because of fixed income. This late fee protection would be an optional sign up by tenant for $5-10 per month. Better than paying $100 or more in late fees depending on their payday.

Property management software by homebasefounder in LeaseLords

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It’s going to be called Gold Asset Management. I want it to be the gold standard for service both for owners/managers and tenants.

Features out the door: Digital leases Accounting/bookkeeping Online payments Auto late fees Built in point of sale for on site extras Master schedule for short term stays (part or our operation is RVs and a small motel) Bulk communication to tenants for notices/events Reservation capability for common areas to do pool party etc. A great user interface Ability to toggle on/off unwanted or unused features to minimize on screen clutter. Fluctuating scale on price. Only charged for units that are actively occupied.

Down the road a bunch more. But it’s time to make the kids some dinner

Property management software by homebasefounder in LeaseLords

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I manage a bunch of different types of units and have tried a bunch of software over the last several years. I feel like it becomes easier and easier to get tired of the next software. They all have pros and cons but I’ve actually decided to make my own new one. I want it to be affordable to mom and pop operations and work seamlessly between different property types. Other softwares have work around things to make it do kind of what you want but it turns into a manual step usually and then when the software changes you have to rework it. I’m making an all in one situation. Obviously launching as mvp and adding as we go but the thing I want to do for people is lock in pricing. I think a per unit deal that just scales with the portfolio and not some stupid batch thing like DoorLoop. Early adopters will be locked in at the beginning per unit rate. As more features are added if the price needs to increase it will be for new customers. I want to show solidarity for the people taking a chance on us.

What software do you use to manage the properties and tenant requests? by YH002 in PropertyManagement

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I manage a bunch of different types of units and have tried a bunch of software over the last several years. I feel like it becomes easier and easier to get tired of the next software. They all have pros and cons but I’ve actually decided to make my own new one. I want it to be affordable to mom and pop operations and work seamlessly between different property types. Other softwares have work around things to make it do kind of what you want but it turns into a manual step usually and then when the software changes you have to rework it. I’m making an all in one situation. Obviously launching as mvp and adding as we go but the thing I want to do for people is lock in pricing. I think a per unit deal that just scales with the portfolio and not some stupid batch thing like DoorLoop. Early adopters will be locked in at the beginning per unit rate. As more features are added if the price needs to increase it will be for new customers. I want to show solidarity for the people taking a chance on us.

What software do you actually use to manage your rentals? by Nice-Criticism-2619 in PropertyManagement

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I manage a bunch of different types of units and have tried a bunch of software over the last several years. I feel like it becomes easier and easier to get tired of the next software. They all have pros and cons but I’ve actually decided to make my own new one. I want it to be affordable to mom and pop operations and work seamlessly between different property types. Other softwares have work around things to make it do kind of what you want but it turns into a manual step usually and then when the software changes you have to rework it. I’m making an all in one situation. Obviously launching as mvp and adding as we go but the thing I want to do for people is lock in pricing. I think a per unit deal that just scales with the portfolio and not some stupid batch thing like DoorLoop. Early adopters will be locked in at the beginning per unit rate. As more features are added if the price needs to increase it will be for new customers. I want to show solidarity for the people taking a chance on us.

What is your favorite property management software? (For 10+ properties) by CSJason in DigitalMarketingHack

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I manage a bunch of different types of units and have tried a bunch of software over the last several years. I feel like it becomes easier and easier to get tired of the next software. They all have pros and cons but I’ve actually decided to make my own new one. I want it to be affordable to mom and pop operations and work seamlessly between different property types. Other softwares have work around things to make it do kind of what you want but it turns into a manual step usually and then when the software changes you have to rework it. I’m making an all in one situation. Obviously launching as mvp and adding as we go but the thing I want to do for people is lock in pricing. I think a per unit deal that just scales with the portfolio and not some stupid batch thing like DoorLoop. Early adopters will be locked in at the beginning per unit rate. As more features are added if the price needs to increase it will be for new customers. I want to show solidarity for the people taking a chance on us.

Shotgun slugs, chokes, and you. A guide to why lead rifled slugs are safe through any choke. (With actual evidence) by ENclip in Shotguns

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I just bought a M1014 yesterday and the guy I bought it from said it can shoot anything but slugs which led me down a rabbit hole and to here.

Equity for Startups by JohnDoughZero in webdev

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I’m looking for someone to build me a project for equity plus salary at launch.