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RentSpree partners with SkySlope to help agents streamline rentals

The partnership will integrate RentSpree's rental application and tenant screening platform with SkySlope’s transaction management capabilities

Rental management software provider RentSpree has partnered with SkySlope, a full-service transaction management solution proptech, to integrate RentSpree’s rental application and tenant screening platform with SkySlope’s transaction management capabilities.

The goal of the partnership is to help agents save time and streamline the rental process, according to a statement issued Tuesday.  

“We are always looking for strategic collaboration opportunities with other industry leaders to help provide best-in-class technology solutions for real estate professionals,” RentSpree CEO and co-founder Michael Lucarelli said in the statement. “SkySlope is a key player in their space, and combining forces enables us to support rental agents in the most effective way possible.”

Founded in 2011, SkySlope provides solutions for real estate transactions from contract to close. It currently serves more than 650,000 real estate professionals throughout the U.S. and Canada and manages nearly 3 million transactions annually. 

Los Angeles-based rental software provider RentSpree offers a suite of tools, including background and credit checks, rent estimates, renters’ insurance, rent payments, marketing and renter management. The company was featured on HousingWire’s Tech100 honorees this year and aims to connect real estate agents, owners and renters to automate the rental process, cutting down time and effort through digitization.

To date, the company has partnered with more than 250 MLSs, real estate associations and brokerages and serves more one million users in the U.S.

“We are very deliberate in the partnerships we seek across different segments of the real estate sector,” said Caroline Mulvey, senior client success manager at RentSpree. “Collaborations with top-notch proptech firms such as SkySlope are key as technology will continue to play an increasingly important part in making the daily lives of agents and brokers easier and more efficient.”