Owner master record
Contact details, correspondence address, representative and the reference labels you use to find things in your own files.
For property owners
Most owners keep their property in three places at once: a folder of scans, a chat thread with a caretaker, and memory. TrustBrick gives that one home.
Then open the owner portal.
What you get
Contact details, correspondence address, representative and the reference labels you use to find things in your own files.
Every request, who did it, what it cost and when it closed - so next year you are not guessing.
Trade, rate card, typical response time and your own working rating. Private to you, not a public review.
Move-in and move-out with keys, cards, remotes, meters, condition and photo references.
One page a year: rent reviewed, agreement checked, tax paid, dues cleared, documents indexed.
What the property earned, what it cost, and the net - per property and across the book.
Matched resources
Listed in the order most people adopt them, cheapest first.
Management Toolkit
Keep an owner's master record, maintenance, vendors, handover and annual review in one place.
Management Toolkit
Manage a multi-property portfolio.
Property Essentials Tracker
Track property expenses and budgets.
Management Toolkit
Manage tenants, rent, deposits and maintenance.
In context
Search Hyderabad inventory by locality, configuration, budget and possession status, and keep a shortlist you can come back to.
Build an index of what exists, what is pending and what is missing before you commit to a transaction.
Record what you observe on site while you are standing in it, then score and compare properties consistently.
Prepare a listing properly: the facts, the photographs and the answers a serious enquirer will ask first.
Onboard a tenancy with evidence: keys, cards, remotes, meter readings and the condition of every room on day one.
A tenant register, a rent schedule that shows what is due and what arrived, and a deposit ledger that reconciles.
Log the issue, assign a vendor, record the cost and close the loop - with a history you can look up next year.
Coordinate a sale, purchase or transfer: milestones, documents, parties and the questions still open.
Lead to qualified, qualified to matched, matched to deal - with the activity trail that explains how it got there.
A team operating rhythm: assign leads daily, review the pipeline weekly, and keep inventory honest.
Several properties, one book: income, expenses, occupancy and the documents behind each one.
Eight modules on one control room: properties, clients, tenancies, income, expenses, maintenance, documents and tasks.
Process register, compliance calendar and data quality review - the controls that make a large book auditable.
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