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Many people in the U.S. live in apartment complexes rather than owning their own home, and those who are community-minded see the place they share with dozens or even hundreds of other people as a small community in its own right.  This is a mindset shared by many who own and operate these shared spaces, organizing events or gatherings and offering a communal space for all to share.  It is not always easy to ensure communication with everyone in an apartment complex, and this is especially true the larger it is and the more people live there.  This is a problem a startup called ReTenant looks to fix, offering individual apartment complexes the ability to create their own mobile apps.  Typically, property owners or managers of apartment buildings rely on outdated communication methods like flyers or simple word of mouth.  ReTenant utilizes technology to ensure that communication among tenants as well as between tenants and property managers is swift, easy, and certain.

Featuring mobile tech support for full access from any tech device with an Internet connection, ideally smartphones, the app replaces traditional, less effective methods of communication between residents.  This is good for the companies that rent out apartments as well, as better communication could ensure greater ease in addressing issues from some residents who might otherwise leave out of frustration.  Not only does ReTenant bring apartment buildings into the modern era, but it also ensures everyone remains connected and up-to-date on any important information at all times with simplicity and speed.  Apartment managers can also direct those who are not familiar with or do not like to use smartphones, in particular the elderly, to a website that is likewise easy to access.

ReTenant allows users to provide more than basic information, although being able to relay information quickly rather than with dated methods like paper notices is a key aspect of its services.  With the app, apartment managers can connect with tenants through news feeds built directly into the app as well as connecting through a user’s social media page.  Users can also take advantage of direct messaging for quick communication, and they can make service requests directly as well.  The app also provides a useful “click-to-call” function whereby a single tap of the screen of a user’s mobile device can immediately connect him or her with apartment staff or management.  It serves as a home network service for whatever needs a tenant may have, making it easy to address them in a timely fashion, and the app ensures that somebody hears and can deal with them.  Whether in a living community of a few dozen or several hundred people, ReTenant offers a better way to communicate.

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