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Most property management software manages the properties: units, leases, rent and work orders. SysDep does that and also runs the company around them: the broker's California DRE self-audit, employee time cards and production metrics, the team's email, recorded and transcribed phone calls, and a Company Organizer that gives every person a prioritized daily list. One system replaces the stack of separate tools a property management company usually pays for.

It depends on how much of the business you want in one system. AppFolio, Buildium and Rent Manager are established platforms that cover accounting, leasing, maintenance and portals across many property types. SysDep is built specifically for residential property managers who also want the company itself in the same platform: a California DRE self-audit, employee time cards and production metrics, built-in Microsoft 365 email, and call recording and transcription. Data migration and setup are free.

Yes. The SysDep team moves your existing data over and sets up your company for free, bringing across your properties, owners, tenants and records from your current system and configuring SysDep for how your company works.

AppFolio, Buildium and Rent Manager are established property management platforms. SysDep covers the same core work, including trust accounting, leasing, maintenance and portals, and adds tools for running the company itself in the same system: California DRE self-audits, employee time cards and production metrics, built-in email, and call recording with transcription. SysDep's comparison pages cover each one in detail.

Common AppFolio alternatives include Buildium, Rent Manager and SysDep. Buildium and Rent Manager are established platforms that also serve other property types. SysDep is built for residential property managers and adds tools for running the company itself: a California DRE RE 540 self-audit, employee time cards and production metrics, built-in Microsoft 365 email, and office call recording and transcription. SysDep’s comparison pages compare each one using the vendor’s own published information.