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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cozy? Is it a one stop shop?
Hello BP members!
First off I would like to thank you for reading another post about Cozy.co, I know there are many. Many are older and still leave me with a few questions.
I have read “The book on managing rental properties” and “Landlording on Autopilot.” I would like to make good use of the information found in these books. I would like a platform to help manage properties and use all the proper forms.
So with that being said, here are my questions.
Does Cozy.co offer...
Communication with prospective tenants to allow showings?
Move- in/ Move-out checklists?
Business websites?
Custom documents? (Lease/application/work orders/etc.)
Bookkeeping?
Bi-weekly payments?
Upselling like maid service?
Thank you again for your knowledge and experience. I may be asking a lot for a free site. Does another option offer all of this?
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@Nicholas Knaebel for move in checklists, I just do a paper one that is part of the lease. I have to meet the tenant anyways to do the lease, so I do it then.
As for funneling leads to show units, I still do it by emailing and texting all of them a form email. I have found that routing everything through a gmail account with a google voice number connected to google hang out allows me to be very efficient. I can text from my email, which means I can realistically respond to the 50-100 interested folks every day in about 15 minutes.
If you want to avoid that part of the process, I recently heard about a pretty cool site called showmojo.com. I am not affiliated with them, nor have I used them, but @Mark Ainley mentioned that his company has been using them. It may be worth a look.