Why real estate and property management firms choose managed IT
Real estate work happens on phones, in cars and at showings. Agents need email, documents and transaction tools everywhere, often on their own devices.
Every closing moves money, and criminals know it. Fake wiring instructions sent from a compromised email account are one of the most common and most expensive frauds in the industry.
What we manage for real estate and property management firms
- Email compromise protection for closings and rent payments
- Mobile device security for agents and property managers
- Microsoft 365 administration
- Secure document sharing with clients and lenders
- MFA for every account that touches a transaction
- Back-office workstations and network
Working with your software vendors
We keep the systems behind your CRM, transaction management, property management and accounting software running, and we work directly with your vendors when a problem sits between their software and your systems.
We handle
- Office network and workstations
- Phones and tablets enrolled in device management
- Microsoft 365 and email security
- Backups and access control
Your vendor handles
- CRM and transaction management platforms
- Property management software
- MLS access issues
Security and compliance
Closing wire fraud usually starts with a compromised mailbox. MFA, email protection, monitoring for suspicious logins and a call-back rule for wire instructions protect clients and commissions.
Onboarding
We map your CRM, transaction management, property management and accounting software, the computers that run it and the vendors behind it. Old access is removed, multi-factor sign-in is turned on and documentation is written before we take over the help desk.
Pricing
Each month real estate and property management firms pays only for the Managed Services it has, such as users, workstations, servers or the network, each counted on its own. Part-time staff who only use email are a user fee and nothing more. Onboarding takes real effort up front, so agreements are longer-term.
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Information on this page is general and is not legal or compliance advice.