Rent Manager vs Landlord Studio : Which is a better fit?

Jordan C.: My name is Jordan. I am a leasing and marketing manager of a company with less than 100 employees, and I give Rent Manager a five out of five. So we are a newer company, so we did have a few systems that we tried before Rent Manager, but nothing that really stuck. Since we have both multifamily and single family properties, Rent Manager was one of the only options that offered both capabilities for us, so we have used that very strongly since almost the inception of our company. Rent Manager has worked great for us to both manage single family properties as well as multifamily properties. We love the customization options that we have, and in addition, it has worked great for us. Being able to get started with Rent Manager has been great. In addition, you can really customize your own reports, which we have genuinely appreciated. Additionally, any questions that we have, we can work with that customer service team and they are very quick to answer and always willing to help. I think the biggest thing for us is that we genuinely have to work to customize those reports. So working with your team and working with Rent Manager's team to make sure that you can get the information needed.

Ryan S.: My name is Ryan, I'm a real estate investor, and I would give Landlord Studio a five out of five. When I started as a real estate investor I was using Excel and other products. I started to look into other solutions, including QuickBooks and other products on the app store, and when I found Landlord Studio I knew I had found the right solution for me. So I was looking for a product that would help me solve a couple problems, including consolidating everything with my business, able to track each property separately, the expenses and income, and also for tax time to be able to run reports. And I selected Landlord Studio due to not only those features and benefits, but also excellent customer service. The process to start using Landlord Studios very simple. You just start adding properties and upload your leases and documents, dates, and expenses, and it's just kind of a use as you go type software, that just in time solution makes it much easier to track your properties in real time. If you're considering using Landlord Studio I highly recommend it. You can start with a trial and just test out one or two properties in the beginning, but it's excellent for any landlord from one property up to multiple. And I highly recommend testing it out and seeing if it is the right solution for you and your business. It has been for me, and I think it will be for you as well.