PH Deck

Landlords managing rental properties manually with paperwork and spreadsheets leading to inefficiency, errors, and lack of real-time portfolio overview

Landlords and property managers currently use separate tools (spreadsheets, documents, apps) to track properties, tenants, leases, payments, and maintenance, leading to disorganization, inefficiency, and time-consuming manual updates.

Users struggle with managing various aspects of real estate rentals, including tasks, documents, accounts, tax accounts, community communications, property management, published rentals tracking, tenants, and stays tracking, which can be tedious and time-consuming.

Property managers often rely on fragmented systems or manual processes to handle Commercial, Residential, Industrial, and Retail Properties, which results in inefficiency and increased risk of errors.

Property managers, landlords, and owners face challenges in efficiently managing tasks such as tenant management, visitor tracking, facility booking, and maintenance scheduling.

Drawbacks: Manual and disparate systems lead to inefficiencies, reduced tenant satisfaction, and increased operational costs.

Landlords struggle with manual rent collection, tenant management, and property management tasks

Drawbacks: Manual processes lead to inefficiencies, missed rent reminders, and lack of centralized tracking and reporting

Property landlords manually manage their portfolios using spreadsheets or disjointed tools, spending excessive time on administrative tasks and struggling to track lease expiries and regulatory changes.

Users struggle to evaluate rental property investments accurately and efficiently

Investors in joint real estate ventures struggle to calculate ROI, split profits, track cash flows, and manage partnerships seamlessly.