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Krishna Chava
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Artificial Intelligence for your property management

Krishna Chava
  • Specialist
  • Carrollton, TX
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I want to thank the collective wisdom of bigger pockets community that enabled me to grow from 13 doors to 75 doors in 2 years while also holding a full time job in technology (I own and self manage these properties with a 50% partner).

I am currently working with a Silicon Valley startup to customize Artificial intelligence based systems to help property managers and tenants with security and other maintenance issues. Following are the issues where AI can help my job as a property manager. I appreciate any feedback you might have. I have also posted in marketplace forum with link to slidedeck and a survey. PM me if interested.

1) Impose rental occupancy limits: Notify if unit is sub-leased, has more occupants than on the lease, running a business or having regular parties in quiet hours.

2) Detect any loitering and prowling. Notify when police show up, when common area sprinkler goes off etc.,

3) Provide tenant with video feed of camera at his front door and send alerts if strangers show up or if there is any security issue like attempted breakin. This functionality is app based and is available remotely to the tenant.

Krishna.

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Sam Shueh
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Suggest you focus on very private person or restricted HOA(gated). I am aware of these tools in the Valley that when there is a motion detected it is recorded and sent to iPhone for review by home owners. Gates already have monitored camera so that can be more refined. As for #3 the property manager wants to collect any tardy rent you provide a tenant a tool to alert them so not ans to call because of your presence. You can install on your 75 doors and see if it works for you. Most property companies handle several 100s units per person. I think the one that will work is to refine existing video camera data summary.

Sam Shueh

ROG Cupertino, CA

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