Property managers need to invest in tech to service clients - The Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide - Brief Article
Samuel J. GiordanoThe future of the real estate industry will be led by those that embrace technology as a tool to reinvent their business and create a better, more efficient communications tool.
With competition incredibly intense in the property management field, one of the most important ways management companies can differentiate themselves is with the use of technology and service innovations. At The Schultz Organization/TCN Worldwide we have in vested heavily in technology, people and infrastructure to create a new model for property management efficiency in reporting, servicing and analyzing our clients needs.
We have created a leading-edge website which provides our clients with secure 24/7 access to their property information. This focused portal allows our clients to have real time access to their portfolios which in turn enhances their own efficiency.
Our exclusive Schultz Client Gateway, gives clients real time financials with "drill down" tools, statistical analysis for tenant data, planning and forecast models and portfolio valuations to name just a few of the features.
For our international and private investor clients, their secured site is custom designed to meet their specific re porting requirements. In addition, our software system allows an asset manager to effectively deliver a virtual "sale book" presentation. Clients that opt for a complete on-line report will benefit from not having the delays that normally result from time spent producing hardcopy versions.
The benefits of having on-line management programs have already proven to be substantial. Our system has truly streamlined tie way we service our clients. This has significantly advanced our company. Better information delivered quicker with more meaningful metrics customized to meet each clients' own requirements is just one of the obvious benefits of utilizing technology.
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