Branded “AutoPilot,” the new product gives Landing customers the option to use the company’s extensive network of members as a customer base, as as well for furnishing units, marketing vacancies, assisting tenants and, according to the company, “everything in between.”
Source: Inman News
Landing adds new management service to its flexible living model
Published in Agent, apartment living, digital nomads, Landing, remote work, Rentals and Select
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