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Company Name: TenantWIZ

20-word Description: TenantWIZ enables vacation homeowners to streamline the management of their property online using TenantWIZ Vacation Rental Software.

CEO’s 100-word Pitch: TenantWIZ enables vacation homeowners, property managers, agents and rental businesses the ability to easily and securely build a real-time property rental site using its TenantWIZ Vacation Rental Software. The software provides users with an exstensive suite of Web-based tools for managing properties online anytime from anywhere. The application encompasses all aspects of vacation proptery rental and management including instant pricing & availability data, renter and owner account access, digital contracts with electronic signatures, online payments and unlocking the property remotely.

Mashable’s Take: Taking good care of your home and keeping up with all the bills can be daunting at times, especially when you own more than one or you are constantly on the move. What TenantWIZ provides is a medium through which you can access all the information about your properties from anywhere in the world. As long as you have an internet connection, you can connect to the web and instantly manage your vacation homes, rental rates, and more.

TenantWIZ covers every nook and cranny when it comes to the small details that are involved in homeowning. The site lets you add amenities and activities, generate and view multiple reports, and upload images.

I must admit I am not a homeowner myself, but I have been exposed to the details of managing a house or multiple houses and I must say that TenantWIZ definitely offers an extensive list of features that could be useful for people who cannot be present and on location. The site makes the difficulties of owning vacation homes look like a walk in the park. From the comfort of any computer, users can book properties, manage their accounts, digitally sign rental contracts and print online invoices.

The TenantWIZ Vacation Rental Software, however, is not a free service. It costs $69/month and there is a $69 one-time setup fee. In the world of free music, movies, pictures, and web services it can be confusing to have to pay for software, but it seems clear that TenantWIZ is created for the professional, serious homeowner who is organized and on top of their personal finances.

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