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2. Rental management software - Wikipedia

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   Rental management software should cover all aspects of a rental business in a systematic way including Financials (GL, AR and AP), Equipment Servicing, CRM and reporting functionality allowing rental businesses to achieve all their business analytics from within a single package. Rental management software that integrates with 'off-the-shelf ...

3. Landlords are using AI to raise rents—and cities are ... - AOL

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   In order to use YieldStar and AIRM, landlords have historically provided RealPage with their own private data from their rental applications, rent prices, executed new leases, renewal offers and ...

4. Here’s how much landlords’ software is to blame for your high ...

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   “About a quarter of rental inflation is potentially due to this price fixing conspiracy orchestrated by RealPage and some of the big corporate landlords,” Matt Stoller, the director of ...

5. 20 of the hottest proptech startups in 2024, according to ...

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   In August, the Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, alleging that the property-management software company allows landlords to coordinate and unfairly keep rents high.

6. Buildium - Wikipedia

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   Buildium is an American property management software company. It was founded in 2004 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, providing cloud-based (software as a service), real estate software. Its property management software allows real estate professionals to manage property portfolios, including leasing, accounting and operations. [1]

7. Lease administration - Wikipedia

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   Tenant-oriented software for lease administration was available in the early 1980s. Later developments in this industry led to the release of cloud software applications which provide a web-based platform and are usually priced on a subscription basis with minimal if any capital expense cost and monthly or annual fees.