One system for a portfolio that is not one thing.

Most operators of any size hold a mixture — houses, small buildings, and a commercial unit or two. They do not need three systems and three sets of numbers that never reconcile.

ConsolidatedAll asset types
112Single-family
124Multifamily units
12Commercial units
94.2%Blended occupancy
Asset typesMixed
ReportingConsolidated
AccessScoped per portfolio
01 — Structure

Different assets, same records

A house, a twelve-unit building, and a retail unit carry different leases and different maintenance, but the same underlying records — so the portfolio view is one number rather than three.

  • Mixed asset types in one portfolio
  • Lease terms that suit each type
  • Consolidated rent roll and delinquency
  • Per-type reporting where it helps
Access by asset typeWho reaches what
Residential mgrCommercial mgrRegionalAdmin
Single-familyManageNoneManageAdmin
MultifamilyManageNoneManageAdmin
CommercialNoneManageManageAdmin
Consolidated ledgerViewViewManageAdmin
SettingsNoneNoneViewAdmin

A residential manager does not need the commercial ledger, and vice versa.

02 — Teams

Who works on what

Access follows the portfolio and the role. A residential manager does not need the commercial ledger, and vice versa.

  • Role-based access by asset type
  • Regional scoping across markets
  • Approval thresholds per portfolio
  • One audit trail across all of it

See it on your own portfolio

Bring your unit list and a week of requests. We will show you what the board looks like with your data in it.

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