Transaction Management

Real Estate Transaction Management Software for Investors

Signed isn't closed. Carry the same record to the closing table.

Transaction Management board with deals in New Contract, Marketing To Buyers, Showing and Evaluating Offers stages

Most CRMs stop at "Under Contract"

Then the real work moves to email, a spreadsheet and a task app. Acquisitions can't see it. Neither can you.

A workspace for contract to close

  • title activity
  • documents
  • tasks
  • closing prep
  • communication
  • deal status
  • every step between contract and funding
Tasks list with due dates and an appointments rail

One record. Two teams.

Your transaction coordinator starts with everything acquisitions gathered. Acquisitions still sees where closing stands.

Share files without logins

Send a title company or lender a public link. They open the file. No account.

After closing

Inventory board with New Inventory, Getting Estimates, Under Rehab and Listed For Sale columns

Inventory

Properties you own. Estimates, rehab, resale prep, relisting.

Rental register table showing rent and tenant status for held properties

Rental Register

Properties you keep.

Sold archive table with sale price and sold date for each property

Sold

Sale price, closing date, full history.

Assignment, resale or hold. The property stays in the system.

Frequently asked questions

Is it separate from the CRM?

No. The deal moves in without re-entry.

Does it work for flips?

Yes. Flips continue into Inventory.

Is REI Acquire property-management software?

No. The rental register records what you hold. It isn't built for tenants or leases.

Take a deal to close in it. Free.

Try it. Tell us what needs work.