ResMan
By Inhabit
ResMan is a cloud-based property management software platform focused on multifamily, affordable housing, and commercial property sectors. Its platform—built and managed by industry professionals—focuses on optimizing operational workflows, enhancing resident experiences, and improving financial outcomes like net operating income (NOI)
Founded in 2000 by Elizabeth Francisco in Plano, Texas
Backed by Wasatch Venture Group in 2016 to scale implementation and account management capabilities
In October 2017, secured $36 M in venture funding led by Mainsail Partners aimed at accelerating growth
Total known investment: ~$36 M across 2016–17 rounds .
Estimated annual revenue: ~$20–22 M, with 140 employees ($140–150k revenue per employee) .
ResMan offers an all-in-one property management suite:
Core operations: Leasing, rent collection, maintenance tickets, accounting, compliance tools (including HUD/low-income housing)
Marketing & leasing: Websites, CRM, contact center, applicant screening, and an AI-powered Leasing Assistant chatbot
Communications: Mass emails, SMS, digital bulletin boards, calendars, resident portals, and mobile apps
Reporting & compliance: Real-time analytics, budgeting, financial reporting, overage monitoring, and affordable housing compliance
August 2021: Acquired by Inhabit, a Vista-backed property tech firm, strengthening product scope and market reach.
ResMania Customer Conference launched, with its fourth installment in April 2025, reflecting a commitment to user engagement.
Partnerships: In 2023, teamed with InMoment to integrate advanced CX tools for resident sentiment and retention
Operates from its headquarters in Plano, TX, with a ~140–250 employee footprint
Culture centers on innovation, customer-first mentality, and team collaboration, as reported by employees and company profiles
Serves 1 million+ users across property managers and residents, with diverse residential and commercial property portfolios .
High G2 review scores: user satisfaction with marketing, accounting, maintenance, communications, and integration capabilities
