While at it, fail to keep clear records of their developments. Property management is difficult especially for the property owners who are losing a huge sum of money through tenants who evade rent. Or worse, property managers who are unfaithful to their employers. The tool if ready would step for a big chunk of property investors.

Speaking during the launch, Verus Global System Chairman Mr Ken Wathome told the real estate industry stakeholders that the system will support property managers, enabling them to take control of every aspect of their business, including rent, vacancy, maintenance cycles, finances and accounting.

“The property market in Kenya needs a tool that allows maximum functionalities. So more time can be spent on work that matters such as building and managing well designed functional properties. That meet the needs of the market,” Mr Wathome added.“

“The solutions aim at streamlining processes in the real estate and property management sector in the country.“The Kenyan property market has grown tremendously over the years. However, the industry has been lagging in adopting technology. Our solution will let users access business metrics, track maintenance, and communicate with renters, owners and vendors,” said Ms Faith Kiithu, Verus Global System Managing Director.