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Brandon Nelson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Bellingham, WA
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A way to detect any leaks in a giant multi-family property...

Brandon Nelson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Bellingham, WA
Posted

A friend and small multi-family client of mine has start-up they've been pitching to angels and VC's, and I wanted to run it by the BP community of big MF investors and property managers. 

It's an inexpensive, golf-ball size gizmo that snaps onto a water pipe, reads even the most infinitesimal movement of water (slow leaks) and sends that info via bluetooth back to a central computer. 

A bucketful of these can track leaks throughout an entire development.

Think of large hotels or many-many-unit MF's where the investor is paying utility costs.

At this stage, they're basically looking to get in front of people, to pitch the gizmo, build some user-cases, etc. They're also looking for a larger property to beta-test. 

I'd love to share with them the BP community's thoughts, questions, interest level...

I'll get my friend, Steve, on this thread to answer questions and explain. 

Thanks in advance!

Brandon

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