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SaaS π΄ββ οΈ | Property Management Fanatic π | I write a bi-weekly newsletter to 4k PMs talking people, process and profit.
The most exclusive membership in property management is CRANEβ’. Why? Because it's members are asked to shift their priorities. No, there's no secret handshake or midnight initiation ceremony. But there is a very clear ask of it's members that is radically juxtaposed against what 99% of the industry is focused on. ----- Before I dive further into the rise of Crane and why it's upending norms in our space I want to park on the central premise of Crane - time freedom. Most business owners never...
This was a wild ride. Imagine growing to over 20,000 doors and then staring liquidation in the face. RW was sold to GA Technologies earlier this year for $8M after going public in 2022 via a SPAC that gave them the ticker symbol SFR. The rise, fall and rebirth of Renters Warehouse is a truly wild ride and I cannot thank Kevin Ortner enough for the courage and candor of breaking it all down. This interview is special for me for a couple reasons: Brenton Hayden, the founder of RW was the first...
The PAS (Property Accounting Software) market is at an inflection point. A small number of companies control the majority of the market. This control is used to exert leverage. Examples: Restricting customers from accessing their own data via API Charging customers exorbitant fees to access their own data via API Blocking vendors from integrating with their customers Taxing other vendors for the privilege of integrating with them What is the net effect of all of this? Customers have fewer...