Estate runs tenants, rent, and maintenance in one place — then quietly checks every manager's report against what's actually happening in the building. Skimmed rent and ghost tenants stop being invisible.
This is the real interface running on mock data. Submit a request as a tenant, punch in as a worker, then switch to the owner view to see the fraud checks fire.
What a renter sees on their phone: pay rent, report a problem, and get answers without calling anyone.
The manager who collects the rent shouldn't also be the only one who reports occupancy. Estate splits those apart and checks one against the other — automatically, every unit, every month.
A discreet door sensor in every unit reports entry activity. A "vacant" unit with a daily in-and-out pattern isn't vacant. Presence only — never cameras or audio inside a home.
Through DTE's owner agreement, a unit's meter switches into the tenant's name at move-in. A live meter on a "vacant" unit is a signal the manager doesn't control and can't hide.
Because all rent flows through Estate, a lease with no matching payments lights up on its own. Collected-and-pocketed stops being a story you can't check.
A 90-day pilot on a single property, then a full rollout across all three. The founding rate is locked for the whole term.
Book the 90-day pilot on one building. If Revenue Assurance doesn't surface something worth more than it costs, you walk.