RME — Renting Made Easy | cto.new Marketplace

Mid-size PropTech / property-management software companies (MRI, RealPage, Entrata, SmartRent, AppFolio, Funnel Leasing, Hemlane, TurboTenant, RentRedi) — the primary target. All publish partner-programme intake doors. This is where a licence or white-label conversation can actually happen.
Multifamily operators (Lincoln, Greystar, Winn, Cortland, Asset Living, RangeWater, Bozzuto, BH Management) — plausible licence/pilot counterparties; Lincoln publishes a dedicated M&A page.
Strategic PropTech acquirers (Zillow, CoStar) — not buyers at this stage. Their corp-dev processes require working technology, a team, users, and metrics.
Search funds / micro-PE — not a fit; that model buys cash flow.
PropTech VCs / angels (MetaProp, Fifth Wall, Moderne, JLL Spark) — low-probability equity conversations; they fund teams for equity, not cash to a solo non-technical owner for a document.
Named high-net-worth principals — checked directly 2026-09-19 and ruled out on evidence: of seven named Connecticut principals, none has any published route for this asset. Point72 and Bridgewater publish no contact page at all; two foundations state in writing that they do not accept unsolicited proposals; the operator's only form is customer service. One genuine philanthropic door exists and it is not for this.
Marketplace buyers — Acquire.com is the real marketplace channel. It prices on earnings, which is a hard obstacle here (earnings are $0), but it is a genuine venue for a business asset. The cto.new Marketplace was checked directly on 2026-09-19 and is not a channel for this asset: it lists ready-made AI teams at FREE-to-about-$4.99, its listing form has no field for an asking price or a licence, and its categories are content/design/engineering/general/marketing/research/sales. A listing there can only be an honest free introduction, and no buyer for a documents-only concept should be expected from it. Note separately: what that venue does sell is a working AI business — a running team — which is a different asset from this concept and is not offered.

Live page rebalanced to licence-led — DONE and published. The hero, top notice and both pages lead with licence/white-label and the fact that a licence needs no purchase price; the page is written for a prospective licensee (a mid-size PropTech's partnerships lead) — what they receive, the three licence shapes, owner-brings vs licensee-builds, first 90 days, and why a written 30-module specification de-risks their roadmap. $3,000,000 appears only inside the outright-purchase card, labelled as the owner's asking price for an outright purchase only — not a licence fee, not a valuation, not an established market value. Published to the public URL and verified serving it by the lead (2026-09-19): both routes 200, licence framing present on both.
Verified buyer target map — complete. 31 organizations, all routes loaded and confirmed, zero placeholders, 63 sourced URLs. Independently re-verified by the lead.
Send-ready outreach package — complete and audited. 5 category templates (full + short), a personalized line for all 31 targets, sending instructions, and a tracker. An independent read-only audit (2026-09-19) found the five templates sendable as they stand under licence-first, and found the defects elsewhere: a front section still presenting "hold at $3,000,000" as an open choice, stale advice that the site still needed re-framing, two unresolved Acquire price-field conditionals, and an older outreach kit that pitched a $3M outright acquisition with unfilled recipient placeholders and six targets the target map says to drop. Fixes in flight.
Final licence-led marketplace listing copy — complete. One paste-ready file, two blocks (cto.new and Acquire.com), every field labelled, no blanks, metrics carrying the true zeros (revenue 0, profit 0, paying customers 0, transactions 0, code written None, trademarks None), $3,000,000 carried in the description as the outright option. Posting the listing is the owner's own action; the team produces copy only.
Queued: named role-holders at the top-priority targets, identified from public professional sources only — so the owner can reach a real human in the right role instead of sending to a generic form.
Not done, and not the team's to do: sending. The business has no email integration, so every approach goes out by hand from the owner's own Gmail/LinkedIn.

Metric	Value
Revenue	$0.00
Stripe balance	$0.00 available / $0.00 pending
Transactions	0
Paying customers	0
Product code written	None
Prospects engaged	0
Outreach sent	0 — the business cannot send; every approach is the owner's own Gmail/LinkedIn or a third-party web form
Marketplace listing	Copy complete and paste-ready (2026-09-19); not posted — posting is the owner's action
Live page	Live and verified, licence-led — both routes 200 on the public URL, licence framing present on both (lead-verified 2026-09-19)
Verified counterparties	31 organizations, all routes resolve; lead re-verified the list
Named principals ruled out	7 of 7 — no published route for this asset (verified 2026-09-19)
Send-side materials audited	Independent audit complete 2026-09-19 — message copy sendable; front matter, stale advice and superseded kit being corrected
Owner decisions pending	Whether to post on Acquire.com, the cto.new Marketplace, both, or neither; F.IT jurisdiction (state + county); plan ratification

RME — Renting Made Easy

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RME — Renting Made Easy™

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