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Maintenance call to clean handoff
The support employee captures the tenant issue, checks urgency, drafts the work order, routes the right vendor, updates Slack, and keeps the tenant informed until the job is closed.
Maintenance intake
Investor follow-up
Owner reporting
Vendor coordination
Leasing support
Built for property managers
AI employees for property managers who need every follow-up handled.
Agent Crew, powered by Local Business Pro, gives your property management team five AI employees that work across maintenance calls, tenant updates, owner reporting, vendor coordination, and investor follow-up.
Live operating brain
Every request, owner note, vendor delay, and investor follow-up becomes visible work instead of another buried thread.
The real handoffs
Where property management loses money.
The crowd will sell a chatbot. That fails because property management is not a chat problem. It is a handoff problem across tenants, owners, vendors, leasing, investors, and managers.
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Investor form to booked conversation
The sales employee researches the investor who filled out a form, prepares context, drafts a direct follow-up, nudges the lead, and keeps the next action visible.
03
Portfolio activity to investor update
The chief of staff and project manager collect rent, maintenance, vacancy, leasing, and open-risk notes so weekly investor updates and monthly owner reports are ready before anyone asks.
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Five AI employees
What each role does for a property management company.
Mara
Marketing Employee
Keeps listings, search engine optimization, and vacancy demand moving before empty units get expensive.
- Publishes listing data into Zillow-style rental channels, property pages, and approved listing tools so units do not wait on manual entry.
- Turns vacancies into listing updates, ad briefs, search engine optimization tasks, and weekly promotion plans.
- Builds investor-facing content from market notes, rent trends, portfolio wins, and management proof.
- Watches competitor positioning and flags where your portfolio pages, Google profile, or ads are weak.
Theo
Sales Employee
Converts owner and investor interest before it goes cold.
- Researches every investor who filled out a form and drafts a follow-up tied to their property goals.
- Prepares call notes with likely portfolio size, local market context, possible pain points, and next questions.
- Keeps owner leads, leasing prospects, broker referrals, and investor conversations moving in your CRM.
Iris
Project Manager
Turns scattered property work into owners, due dates, and status.
- Moves maintenance calls from intake to vendor dispatch, tenant update, owner note, and closed-loop follow-up.
- Tracks turns, inspections, renewals, lease-up work, vendor delays, and unresolved tenant issues.
- Creates clean weekly work summaries so managers see what is stuck, what changed, and who owns the next step.
Martin
Chief of Staff
Protects the operator from drift across the portfolio.
- Flags late work orders, slow owner replies, stale investor leads, aging vacancies, and repeated tenant complaints.
- Prepares monthly owner reports with wins, risks, open projects, rent collection context, and recommended decisions.
- Keeps leadership focused on the few issues that protect retention, margin, and investor trust.
Nia
Customer Support
Handles the front line without hiding escalation risk.
- Drafts replies for tenant maintenance requests, owner questions, leasing inquiries, vendor updates, and inbox overflow.
- Separates emergencies from normal tickets and escalates anything that should not be automated.
- Keeps residents, owners, and vendors from sitting in silence while your team is buried in calls.
Operating cadence
The updates happen before the owner asks.
Weak property management teams communicate only when someone complains. Strong teams create a rhythm: daily execution, weekly investor updates, and monthly owner reports that make the business feel controlled.
Daily
New maintenance calls, tenant replies, work-order movement, investor lead follow-up, leasing questions, vendor check-ins, and Slack summaries.
Weekly
Weekly investor updates, open-ticket aging, vacancy movement, owner commitments, leasing pipeline, ad/SEO notes, and priority blockers.
Monthly
Monthly owner reports, portfolio risk summaries, investor nurture recaps, content ideas, renewal opportunities, and process gaps.
The dominant move
Stop hiring for coordination before you have automated the coordination layer.
The asymmetry is simple: every maintenance call, vendor delay, investor lead, owner question, and weekly portfolio note becomes a visible task with an accountable AI employee. Your humans stay on judgment, relationships, and exceptions.
Best first build
- Maintenance intake and status follow-up.
- Investor lead response within minutes.
- Weekly investor update drafts.
- Monthly owner report assembly.
- Slack summaries for every open issue.
Deploy your property management crew
Start with the five workflows your team already feels every day.
We will map the five AI employees to your maintenance intake, investor pipeline, owner communication, vendor workflows, Slack channels, inboxes, and property management software.
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