Three rentals. One app. Zero spreadsheets.
Built for owners with one to twenty doors who are tired of stitching together Excel, Google Drive, Venmo, and text threads.
Each property is a small business. Each tenant is a relationship. You need net return per door, maintenance caught before tenants complain, and calm when one of them calls at 11pm. Holm does all three.
A small drip is a five-figure event — or it isn’t.
- 6:12 AM
Water begins dripping into the 12th-floor ceiling. Nobody knows.
- 8:30 AM
The resident below wakes up to a wet ceiling.
- 8:45 AM
Frantic call to the property manager.
- 9:00 AM
Property manager arrives. Phones start ringing. Where’s the shutoff? Who’s the plumber? Can we get into 13B?
- 11:30 AM
Plumber arrives. The ceiling has collapsed into the living room.
- 2:00 PM
Mitigation crew on site. Restoration estimate: $14,000. Insurance claim opening. Two units displaced.
- Tuesday
A small drip became a five-figure event. A week of phone calls. Two residents in a hotel.
- 6:12 AM
A sensor in apartment 13B fires. Water leak detected.
- 6:13 AM
The triage agent classifies severity: HIGH. The apartment beneath is at risk.
- 6:14 AM
Maintenance staff alerted. Smart lock at 13B opens — permitted, time-bounded, audited.
- 6:18 AM
Water shut off at the riser. The leak stops. The residents are not home. Nothing wakes them.
- 6:25 AM
The agent identifies a plumber and a water-mitigation crew. Both confirm and accept.
- 6:30 AM
Drafts the resident notice. Arrival window, cleanup plan, what to expect. Ready for the manager to one-tap.
- 7:45 AM
The plumber arrives. Photos start flowing. The mitigation crew confirms their ETA.
- 9:00 AM
The property manager walks into the office. The work orders are in motion. The damage is contained. The residents have been told.
The crisis that didn’t happen.
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A day across three doors.
- 7:14 AM
Push: “Rent landed at Apt 2B. $2,400 cleared.”
- 9:30 AM
The tenant at 3A texts about a leaky faucet. Holm drafts a response and surfaces three plumbers from your network — ranked by trust, ETA, price.
- 11:45 AM
You tap one. Done. The plumber and the tenant coordinate inside Holm. You’re not in the thread.
- 1:30 PM
Nothing. The dispatch is handled.
- 4:00 PM
Last week’s hardware run lands in the right column — Apt 3A, plumbing, $87.
- 6:30 PM
Push: “Lease expires in 47 days at Maple Ave. Start the renewal conversation?”
- 8:45 PM
Quarterly P&L across three doors: $4,180 net. Repairs split correctly to each unit. No spreadsheet touched.
- 10:30 PM
Three doors. One inbox.
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