33 min
Episode 52: Property Management Software Solutions, Featuring Joe Easton of Rent Manager Property Management Brainstorm
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On this episode, Bob discusses the evolution of the property management software market with his guest, Joe Easton, Channel Partner Account Manager, at one such solution called Rent Manager. Joe shares his views about the property management software market and about Rent Manager, which combines many features needed by property managers to run their businesses into a single integrated solution.
Topics Covered
[2:30] Bob greets Joe Easton to the show and asks him to introduce himself and product, Rent Manager.
[4:25] Where does Rent Manager fall on that spectrum of the various property management software solutions available?
[6:25] Joe describes Rent Manager's differentiation and strategic advantage from the other property management software platforms along that spectrum.
[7:50] How Rent Manager avoids feature creep and prioritizes which new features to implement.
[10:15] Joe describes the critical feature sets of the Rent Manager software and the importance of integrated communications within the platform.
[16:30] How property managers should determine the technologies to adopt within their property management company.
[20:15] Rent Manager is described as being exceptionally customizable and ideal for properties of every size. Joe explains what that means and gives examples.
[23:20] Integrating with other technology solutions within the property management software.
[28:00] Joe describes his journey from the beginning of his career to finding his dream job at Rent Manager.
[31:00] Final comments and how to get in touch with Joe and Rent Manager.
Connect to Rent Manager
Joe Easton on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/get-to-know-joe-easton/
Connect with Bob Preston
https://www.propertymanagementbrainstorm.com/
This episode is always available for listening, sharing, or download at Property Management Brainstorm. Subscribe to Property Management Brainstorm on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeart Radio and YouTube.
On this episode, Bob discusses the evolution of the property management software market with his guest, Joe Easton, Channel Partner Account Manager, at one such solution called Rent Manager. Joe shares his views about the property management software market and about Rent Manager, which combines many features needed by property managers to run their businesses into a single integrated solution.
Topics Covered
[2:30] Bob greets Joe Easton to the show and asks him to introduce himself and product, Rent Manager.
[4:25] Where does Rent Manager fall on that spectrum of the various property management software solutions available?
[6:25] Joe describes Rent Manager's differentiation and strategic advantage from the other property management software platforms along that spectrum.
[7:50] How Rent Manager avoids feature creep and prioritizes which new features to implement.
[10:15] Joe describes the critical feature sets of the Rent Manager software and the importance of integrated communications within the platform.
[16:30] How property managers should determine the technologies to adopt within their property management company.
[20:15] Rent Manager is described as being exceptionally customizable and ideal for properties of every size. Joe explains what that means and gives examples.
[23:20] Integrating with other technology solutions within the property management software.
[28:00] Joe describes his journey from the beginning of his career to finding his dream job at Rent Manager.
[31:00] Final comments and how to get in touch with Joe and Rent Manager.
Connect to Rent Manager
Joe Easton on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/get-to-know-joe-easton/
Connect with Bob Preston
https://www.propertymanagementbrainstorm.com/
This episode is always available for listening, sharing, or download at Property Management Brainstorm. Subscribe to Property Management Brainstorm on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeart Radio and YouTube.
33 min