Real Estate Key Function

Properties Unit : Properties unit management involves categorizing, organizing, and tracking different real estate units, streamlining property listings and accessibility for potential clients.

Customer : Customer management entails maintaining a database of clients, facilitating personalized interactions, and supporting effective communication throughout the real estate transaction process.

Deposit : Deposit management encompasses the handling of initial payments from customers, ensuring secure transactions and initiating the contractual relationship.

Contract : Contract management involves creating and maintaining legal agreements between buyers or renters and the property owner, outlining terms, conditions, and responsibilities.

Payment Schedule : Payment schedule defines the structured timeline for installment payments, enabling both parties to adhere to financial commitments throughout the property transaction.

Loan Management : Loan management oversees financing arrangements, including tracking loan disbursements, repayment schedules, and liaising with financial institutions for smooth property acquisitions.

Billing : Billing involves generating and issuing invoices to customers based on agreed payment terms, ensuring accurate and transparent financial transactions.

Receipt : Receipt management verifies and records payments received from customers, maintaining a clear and organized record of financial interactions.

Change Schedule : Change schedule management addresses alterations to the predefined payment or construction schedule, accommodating evolving customer needs and project timelines.

Change Contract : Change contract management handles modifications to existing contracts, reflecting adjustments in terms, pricing, or specifications as agreed upon by both parties.

Hand Over : Hand over management marks the completion of a property transaction, including the transfer of ownership or occupancy to the customer, often involving final inspections and documentation.