PHILADELPHIA, PA—Click Notices, Inc., a Columbia, MD provider of court filing and delinquency management services to the multifamily industry, is making its service available in Pennsylvania.
ClickNotices is a cloud-hosted platform for property managers that offloads the administrative burden of filing and managing late rent and eviction cases. The company is an outsourced agent that handles every step of the process to ensure fast and favorable outcomes. ClickNotices files the court forms, pays the fees, notifies and serves tenants, attends court hearings, and coordinates with sheriffs.
“We spent the first four years perfecting our back-end software to automate the processes for filing and managing all types of landlord-tenant proceedings in high volume,” says Toyin S. Bello, founder and CEO of Click Notices, Inc. “We are now ready to expand our service area and accelerate our vision to become the first nationwide provider of delinquency management services to the real estate industry.”
Pennsylvania is the seventh largest residential rental market in the United States, with over 1.5 million units. By expanding its footprint throughout the Mid-Atlantic, ClickNotices abstracts away the challenges of operating a portfolio of multifamily properties. The same simple web interface can be used to automate late rent processes for properties across jurisdictions. This technology-enabled service makes it easy to implement a disciplined process with a clear goal: minimize delinquencies, reduce legal costs, and simplify operations.
“Many of our large accounts have repeatedly requested support for their Pennsylvania properties, particularly in the affordable housing segment,” says Eric Sigler, partner of McCulloch Capital and lead investor in ClickNotices.
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