Apartments and multifamily
Run every community like your best one
Leasing, renewals, resident requests and maintenance for garden, mid-rise and high-rise apartments, worked by agents on top of the system you already use.
units · residents · leases · turns
What it runs
The leasing line never goes to voicemail.
Calls and texts are answered the moment they arrive, day or night. The prospect is qualified, the tour is booked on the calendar, and your team starts the morning with the list, not the chase.
- The leasing line answered, day and night, tours booked
- Prospects texted back within a minute, followed up until they decide
- Renewal offers drafted and sent on time, every month
- Work orders routed to the technician who covers the building
- Turns tracked from notice to rent-ready
- CallerHi, I saw a one bedroom listed, is it still open?
- MultizIt is. A one bedroom on the third floor, available October 1st. When are you hoping to move?
- CallerProbably mid October. Can I see it this week?
- MultizWednesday at 5:30 or Saturday at 10 are open. Which works?
Built for apartments and multifamily
Leasing that follows up
Every enquiry gets a reply in under a minute and a follow-up until the prospect decides. Nobody retypes a name.
Renewals on time
Offers are drafted from your renewal policy 60 days out and sent once someone says yes.
Requests to the right technician
A resident request lands and goes to whoever covers that building, with the unit, the photos and the urgency.
Turns tracked to ready
Notice, walk, keys, turn, rent-ready: each unit's date comes out of the real jobs behind it.
Questions operators ask
Do we have to move off our property management system?
No. Your system of record stays where it is. Multiz works on top of it and does the work that used to happen between systems.
What happens when a prospect asks something the agent should not answer?
It goes to a person. Anything outside the rules you set, like pricing exceptions or a complaint, is handed to your team instead of improvised.
How long does it take to start?
Most communities start with the leasing line and resident texting in the first weeks, then add maintenance and renewals.