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In September of this year, 13 of the largest property rental companies in Massachusetts received letters from legislators about their use of a leasing software alleged to be “aimed at maximizing prices for landlords” with its algorithmic pricing tool. The lawsuit by the DoJ suggests that this platform is facilitating illegal price-fixing schemes, citing the possibility of collusion between property companies through the software. When onboarding new tech, it’s easy to overlook potential legal issues. The reality is that property management systems are always a compliance risk, and it’s up to the business to vet its own vendors. Especially when it comes to renters insurance verification and monitoring, many property managers forget how much personally identifiable information is floating around. Working with a negligent provider could lead to your customer’s data falling into the wrong hands– and you paying the price for it. CheckMy Resident is SOC-2 certified, removing compliance risks with secure data management, encryption in transit and at rest, and additional measures like 2FA. Talk to our team to learn more. https://hubs.ly/Q02YLTBn0 #insuretech #proptech #propertymanagement #insuranceverification #soc2 #datasecurity #compliance

Lawmakers press state’s biggest landlords over whether they used software to inflate rents - The Boston Globe

Lawmakers press state’s biggest landlords over whether they used software to inflate rents - The Boston Globe

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