Moving homes is stressful, and power connection is one of the most frustrating parts. Tenants often juggle packing, cleaning, and organising keys — while still needing to compare energy providers, sit on hold, and hope the power is on for move-in day.

CrayonsCRM fixes this instantly.

Most agencies see open-for-inspections as a routine operational task:
Arrive, check people in, let them through, move on.

But the moment your team understands that every tenant will be able to review their experience, the entire energy of an open home shifts.

Service becomes sharper.
Presentation becomes intentional.
Professionalism becomes visible.

Everyone’s been there.
Every property manager, at some point, has copped a one-star Google review.

Sometimes it’s fair.
Sometimes it’s not.

Getting Google Reviews is great — we all know how important they are. In property management, those little gold stars can make or break first impressions.
But let’s flip the script for a second.

When was the last time you gave a Google Review?

Changing Your Mindset: From Dreading Reviews to Driving Them

Let’s be honest — in property management, getting that dreaded “You’ve received a new Google review”email can make your stomach drop.

As of Monday night, our team has already handled 48 rental enquiries in just two days — 26 today and 22 yesterday.

That’s nearly 50 conversations before the week has even begun.

In most real estate offices, communication still feels like a juggling act.

You’ve got phone calls, scattered emails, portal messages, and the occasional text — usually from someone’s personal phone.