Property portfolio
Properties, communities, units, and shared amenities are registered once, so every unit sits inside a real property and community structure, not a flat list.
Real Estate covers the full property lifecycle - a portfolio of properties, communities, and units; owner and tenant records; lease contracts with a renewal worklist; and a sales funnel running from listing through offers, deals, and signed sale agreements, including off-plan projects and payment milestones.
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Real estate operations usually get split across tools that don't talk to each other: a spreadsheet for the property portfolio, a different one for lease expiries, and a CRM that has no idea a listing is connected to an off-plan project's payment schedule.
Farexa's Real Estate app keeps the whole lifecycle on one tenant. Properties, communities, and units are registered once, so every lease and listing sits against a real property instead of a name typed into a form. Owner and tenant records connect directly to lease contracts, and a renewal worklist surfaces leases approaching expiry as a focused view over that same data - not a second system to check.
On the sales side, a listing becomes an offer, an offer moves through a sales pipeline, and a signed sale agreement can connect to an off-plan project and its payment milestones - one funnel from the first advertised listing to the payment schedule a buyer is actually working against.
Properties, communities, units, and shared amenities are registered once, so every unit sits inside a real property and community structure, not a flat list.
Owner and tenant records connect to lease contracts, with a renewal worklist that flags leases approaching expiry before they become a scramble.
Listings, offers, and a sales pipeline connect through to signed sale agreements, off-plan projects, and payment milestones - one funnel, not five disconnected registers.
Properties, communities, units, and amenities are set up once, giving every listing and lease a real property to sit against.
Owner and tenant records connect to lease contracts, with a renewal worklist surfacing leases that need attention before they lapse.
A listing becomes an offer, an offer moves through the sales pipeline, and a signed sale agreement connects to off-plan payment milestones where relevant.
A portfolio, owner and tenant records, and lease contracts sit together, with a renewal worklist replacing a manually tracked expiry list.
Listings, offers, and a sales pipeline connect through to signed agreements, so a deal's history is one funnel, not five spreadsheets.
Off-plan projects and payment milestones connect to the same sale agreement, so a buyer's payment schedule is tracked against the actual signed deal.
Yes. Leasing runs through owner, tenant, and lease-contract records with a renewal worklist, while sales runs through a separate funnel from listing through offers, a sales pipeline, and signed sale agreements.
Yes. Off-plan projects and payment milestones connect to the sale agreement they belong to, so a buyer's payment schedule is tracked against the actual signed deal, not a separate spreadsheet.
A renewal worklist surfaces leases approaching expiry as a focused view over the same lease data, so renewals get flagged before they become a last-minute scramble.
The portfolio, leasing, and sales-funnel structure covers all three - which parts of it a given team uses depends on whether the business is managing property, selling it, or both.
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