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Residential Startups

Startups focused on solutions for the residential real estate market, including buying, selling, renting, and managing homes. They aim to make housing transactions more efficient and accessible for consumers.

Make Floor Plan is an AI-assisted floor plan tool for residential planning and real-estate marketing. Generate a floor plan from a text description, clean up a hand-drawn sketch into a readable layout, draw and edit plans directly in the browser, and preview the result as a static 3D-style render. Free to start with credits; plans are concept visuals for communication, not construction documents.

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AREO is a real estate platform built for agents selling new developments in Georgia. It brings property projects, unit availability, prices, floor plans and developer information into one place, helping agents find suitable properties for clients faster and manage their day-to-day sales workflow. AREO currently focuses on the new-build property market in Batumi, Georgia.

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Grafics MLS Ready cleans residential listing photos for MLS upload with mild MLS-safe correction and artifact stripping. It removes burned-in banners, watermarks, timestamps, phones, URLs, logos, and frames without inventing architecture, sky, furniture, landscaping, or windows. It is not virtual staging or an MLS certification. Georgia targets FMLS and GAMLS; other US states use a Generic strictest-common workflow. When a photo cannot be cleaned honestly, the tool fails loud and tells the agent to reshoot.

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Real Estate Explained is a beginner-first real estate investing education platform built for people who are overwhelmed by conflicting content and don't know where to start. The core product is a 28-day video roadmap. One video lesson a day, followed by several practical tasks that turn that lesson into real progress. The path covers picking a strategy, choosing a market, getting financed, analyzing deals, and closing on a first property, using real tools and realistic numbers instead of vague motivation. Most real estate education online is either hype-driven or built for advanced investors who already know the basics. Real Estate Explained fills the gap in between: a structured, sequential system that tells a total beginner exactly what to do next, one day at a time.

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Vores Ejendom is a Danish PropTech platform developed by Kim Tetzlaff ApS for housing associations, residential communities, property boards, caretakers, operational teams and residents. The platform brings maintenance requests, case management, documents, recurring tasks, shared facility bookings, events, work groups and resident communication together in one digital workspace. Residents can report issues with descriptions and photos and follow the progress of their cases. Boards, caretakers, technical teams and volunteer groups can assign responsibility, coordinate work, add internal notes and retain a complete history of each issue. Vores Ejendom also helps housing communities manage recurring operational tasks, important documents, shared resources and practical knowledge that would otherwise be scattered across emails, social media, spreadsheets and individual board members. The platform is built from practical experience with housing association management, resident communication and community based property operations. It is designed for owner associations, housing cooperatives, social housing departments, AlmenBolig+ communities and other residential properties. By creating a shared structure for communication and operations, Vores Ejendom improves transparency, continuity and response times while making everyday property management easier for both volunteers and professional staff.

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WiseUnit is an AI maintenance operations platform for property management companies. Property managers already use tools like AppFolio, Yardi, Buildium, and Vantaca to store work orders. WiseUnit works on top of those systems and helps the team actually get the maintenance work done. WiseUnit handles the busy work that usually takes hours from maintenance teams: reading maintenance requests, understanding the issue, finding the right vendor, following up with vendors, comparing quotes, sending approval requests, updating residents, and keeping the property management system updated. The main goal is simple: help property managers stop chasing vendors, reduce manual follow-ups, and make better maintenance decisions. WiseUnit is also building vendor intelligence. This helps property managers understand if a maintenance quote is fair by comparing it with similar jobs, nearby pricing, past vendor history, and market data. WiseUnit is built for property management companies that manage many units and want a smarter way to run maintenance without hiring more coordinators or replacing their current PMS.

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AssessorSearch is a U.S. property-record search platform for searching by address, APN, parcel number, or owner name. It helps real estate investors, researchers, agents, and operators find owner names, mailing addresses, county assessor data, tax records, deeds, permits, sale history, and county-source links across nationwide property records. AssessorSearch also publishes property-tax-rate rollups by state, county, and city.

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Rentals369 helps independent landlords, small portfolio owners, and small property management teams manage rental operations from one secure workspace. It organizes property and unit records, tenants, leases, rent tracking, maintenance requests, notices, documents, vendor workflows, email tracking, and QuickBooks sync so landlords do not have to chase spreadsheets, scattered texts, lost documents, and forgotten repairs.

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