It's digital property.

I’ve seen a few owners experiment with Nomad and similar digital property management models, and the feedback tends to cluster around a couple of consistent themes.What people like most is the structure without the high fees — marketing, leasing paperwork, tenant portals, and online rent payments are all handled cleanly, and the lower percentage (4% vs typical 8–12%) can really help cash flow if you’re willing to do some of the boots-on-the-ground work yourself.The property damage protection perk is appealing, but most experienced operators will tell you: that’s a nice bonus, not core risk management.

Do you notice how you get a lot of support from people who have a single digit number of posts?

I’d love your digital version if you wouldn’t mind sending.

I started with a bit more budget and split things as you suggested, some direct mail, some digital, and even tried cold calling.

Wondering if "digital property management" such as Nomad (https://nomadlease.com/) is a viable option for out of state investors with 2-10 unit multifamily properties.  

Double digit loans of $250-500k can be both cost and qualifying prohibitive.

It tracks income and expenses really well, handles digital receipt storage (super convenient), and even helps with basic bookkeeping tasks.

I just want to make my property management hassle free since I am doing it myself.What is the best door lock - with digital capabilities to share codes to lock/unlock doors - for both LTR and STR?

We've gone pretty deep on this at my companyGUEST MESSAGINGEvery incoming guest message gets processed by an AI that pulls context from the full conversation history, the property's digital twin, and our owner's past communication patterns.