brandWire fraud is the number one risk
Real estate transactions involve large wire transfers coordinated by email, which makes brokerages, title companies and their clients a constant target. We harden email with authentication and advanced filtering, alert on account takeover signs, and help agents follow a phone-verification rule for any wiring instructions.
One partner across every property
Property managers juggle internet, Wi-Fi, cameras, smart locks and owner communications across dozens of units. We centralize network management and documentation so problems are visible from one place, and coordinate with on-site vendors.
Agents, owners and seasonal turnover
Brokerages and rental managers add and lose agents, cleaners and seasonal staff constantly. Automated onboarding and offboarding gives each person the right access to email, the MLS, property software and shared drives, and removes it the day they leave. Owner statements, leases and guest data stay in managed cloud storage with MFA, instead of on personal laptops.
Real estate and property management across the valley
From brokerages in Vail and Edwards to rental and HOA managers in Avon, Beaver Creek and Eagle, we know the second-home market and the owners who expect answers from out of state. Remote support handles most issues, and on-site help covers network and camera work at the properties themselves.
What real estate & property management businesses need from IT
- Email security and wire-fraud prevention
- Managed agent laptops and phones
- Multi-property network management
- Secure transaction document storage
Frequently asked questions
How can a brokerage prevent wire fraud?
Use email authentication and advanced filtering, enable MFA for every agent, monitor for suspicious sign-ins, and require phone verification with a known number before any wire instructions are followed.
How do property managers handle Wi-Fi across many rental units?
Use a centrally managed network platform so every unit’s Wi-Fi, guest passwords and outages can be seen and changed from one dashboard, with remote restarts and alerts instead of driving to each property.
What should happen when an agent leaves the brokerage?
Their email, MLS, CRM and file access should be removed the same day, shared mailboxes reassigned, and company data wiped from their phone or laptop. Automated offboarding makes this consistent every time.