RentRedi Joins Forces With BiggerPockets To Provide A Powerful Partnership In PropTech

New York, NY (Nov 15, 2022) RentRedi, a leading property management software transforming the real estate and rental property industry, has partnered with BiggerPockets, the complete resource for learning and succeeding in real estate investing.  

The Inception of RentRedi 

More than four years ago, RentRedi CEO Ryan Barone founded the company after struggling to rent an apartment in NYC. Speaking to other renters and landlords, he found that rental challenges like paying rent online, e-signatures for leases, maintenance management and more were widespread. Thus, RentRedi was born, as a modern, end-to-end solution to curate a tech-driven renting experience for landlords and renters. 

Built with a customer-first mindset, RentRedi provides over 15,000 landlords with web and mobile apps that make online rent collection, renter screening, listing units, signing leases, and managing maintenance & accounting simple and effortless. RentRedi’s software also comes with unlimited properties, renters, and teammates.

Partnership with BiggerPockets

With over 2M members, BiggerPockets is the Internet’s largest community of real estate investors. It provides free educational content, community support, marketplaces, and tools to enable aspiring and experienced investors alike to live life on their terms through real estate investing. 

“There are millions of landlords in the US seeking financial freedom,” says RentRedi CEO Ryan Barone,  “A lot of that starts with the right tools to help springboard that journey. And, anyone in real estate investing knows, BiggerPockets is your place to go for information. 

It means the world that we’re partnering with BiggerPockets. We’re combining forces to help everyone successfully manage their portfolio.”

The BiggerPockets Pro membership offers investors access to a dynamic toolkit as a one-stop-shop for investors to start, scale, and manage their properties. That Pro package now includes a property management software offer, thanks to RentRedi. With this partnership, investors and landlords can manage their real estate investment properties from wherever, whenever—all as a BiggerPockets Pro member.

The partnership’s brilliance further lies in its simplicity—BiggerPockets Pro members can access the software by simply clicking the link on their Pro dashboard. This creates a seamless property management process for investors and independent landlords.

“Personally, we think RentRedi is the leading property management solution for independent and investors looking to manage their portfolios,” says BiggerPockets CEO Scott Trench “RentRedi is a proven product, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome them as our partner for all of our Pro members.”

About RentRedi

RentRedi is a powerhouse property management software that transforms the way landlords and tenants manage their renting experience. 

For landlords, RentRedi provides all-in-one web and mobile apps to collect rent, list & market vacancies, find & screen tenants, sign leases, and manage maintenance & accounting. RentRedi has partnered with platforms including TransUnion, Zillow, REI Hub, Plaid, Latchel, Sure Insurance, and Realtor.com to create the best experience possible. 

For tenants, RentRedi’s easy-to-use mobile app allows them to pay rent, set up auto-pay, report rent payments to TransUnion, prequalify & sign leases, and submit maintenance requests.

About BiggerPockets

BiggerPockets is the complete resource for learning and succeeding in real estate investing as featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo! Finance, CNN, and more. It’s a one-stop shop that provides invaluable education, effective tools, and a robust community for millions of real estate investors. The platform delivers extensive real estate education and connects like-minded investors, brokers, and lenders to dive into the world of real estate investing with confidence.

The BiggerPockets Podcast covers the stories behind investing and is the No 1 real-estate show on iTunes with over 110 million downloads. The podcast business has grown to include BiggerPockets Money, The Real Estate Rookie, On the Market, and InvestHer shows. BiggerPockets has quickly become the largest indie book publisher in the United States with over 2 million books sold and titles that range from “The Book on Rental Property Investing” and “Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat.” BiggerPockets is led by Chief Executive Officer, Scott Trench, and Aaron Sallade serves as Chief Financial Officer. Follow BiggerPockets (#BiggerPockets) on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and find additional information at BiggerPockets.com.

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