Every call handled,
start to finish.
CoreReach fields resident requests, escalates real emergencies, fills vacant units, and wins new owners. One number, nothing falls through.
- Fair-housing safe
- Live in an afternoon
- Flexible coverage hours
- Resident
Hi, there's water coming out from under my kitchen sink and it's spreading.
- CoreReach
I can help with that. Is this Dana in 4B at Maple Street?
- Resident
Yes. It's already across the floor.
- CoreReach
That sounds urgent. I'm getting your on-call maintenance person on the line right now.
Captured from the call
- Caller · recognized
- Dana Ruiz (resident)
- Property · on file
- Maple Street · Unit 4B
- What they need
- Active leak under the kitchen sink, water on the floor
- What happened
- Transferring to Maria Chen, on-call maintenance
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Your office line wears many hats
Repairs, tours, new owners, vendor access. The CoreReach agent identifies what each caller needs and handles it by your rules.
The dishwasher in 2C won't drain.
- What the agent does
- Asks the questions you set and judges urgency from what the caller says. Emergencies go straight to your on-call person.
- What you get
- A written request with the unit, the problem, and the urgency. Routine repairs wait for morning. Urgent ones reach your inbox right away.
- It can wait
Elm Street · Unit 2C
Amy Miller, dishwasher won't drain
- Tell me right away
Cedar Court · Unit 8
James Wu, no hot water
- Call someone now
Birch Avenue · Unit 1A
Maya Lopez, burst pipe flooding
Is the one-bedroom on Elm still available?
- What the agent does
- Answers with the units and prices you list, asks your leasing questions, then books a tour or texts your application link.
- What you get
- Tours on your calendar, routine questions answered, and every prospect in your inbox with a summary of the call.
- Tour booked · Sat 11 AM
Elm Street · Unit 3B
Priya Shah, wants to move in next week
- Application link texted
Harbor View · Unit 2A
Ava Brooks, prefers a 12-month lease
- Questions answered
Cedar Court · Unit 5
Marcus Hill, asked about parking
I just bought a fourplex and need a property manager.
- What the agent does
- Qualifies new owners with your questions and books a discovery call. Greets current owners by name and answers general questions.
- What you get
- Discovery calls and intakes from new owners. Current owners transferred on request, or their questions written up for your team.
- Discovery call booked
Maple Street · Fourplex
Daniel Reyes, new owner
- Transferred on request
Walnut Street · 3 units
Grace Okafor, current owner
- Intake completed
Oak Lane · 1 home
Tom Becker, new owner
I'm heading to the Birch Avenue job. What's the lockbox code?
- What the agent does
- Checks the caller is your vendor for that property, then shares only what you allow. Codes go by text, never out loud.
- What you get
- Your vendors get moving without calling you at dinner. Anyone not on your list gets nothing.
- Entry details texted
Birch Avenue · Unit 1A
Luis Ortega, Ortega Plumbing
- Address shared
Cedar Court · Unit 8
Kim Tran, Tran Heating
- Not on your list
Elm Street · Unit 2C
Unknown caller
Extend your team's reach
CoreReach answers, prioritizes and takes action the way your office does, so your staff can focus on nurturing and growing the portfolio.
Every call answered
Nights, weekends, holidays, busy periods, or only the days and hours you choose. No hold queue, no voicemail.
Recognized on the first ring
Residents and owners greeted by name, with their unit and property already attached.
Everyday requests, handled
Parking, pet policy, rent payment links, and maintenance requests. Answered, texted, or filed on the call.
Warm transfers to the right person
Routed by type, need or name, with what the caller wants. Escalated when it can't wait.
Conversations kept in full
Summary, recording and transcript for every call, filed automatically and there when you need it.
Careful responses where it matters
Fair housing and safety questions follow a set answer you can add to, the same every time.
Freedom to focus and grow
96%
after-hours requests safely held for the next workday
82%
calls resolved without interrupting staff
1 in 3
new owner meetings booked after hours
Based on customer interviews. Last updated September 2026.
Urgent escalated, routine waits
Most maintenance calls can wait. A few cannot. CoreReach is built to tell the difference, act on it, and err on the side of caution.
Call someone now
The agent calls your emergency contacts in order until someone picks up. If anyone could be hurt, it first tells the caller to dial 911. If nobody answers, it takes a callback number and emails or texts you right away.
Tell me right away
No hot water, a fridge that stopped cooling, a door that won't lock. You get an email or text the moment the call ends, and decide how to respond.
It can wait
A dripping faucet, a light that's out, a scuffed wall. Written up in your Inbox without an alert, for your team to pick up when ready.
Ready for the 2 AM call
A property management answering service usually takes a message, on‑call staff lose sleep, and voicemail waits.
Live in an afternoon
Set it up yourself, test it privately, then go live when you're ready.
- 1
Start a free trial
Sign up in under five minutes, no credit card required. Then test it like a new hire, with the calls you get every week.
- 2
Personalize for your business
Pick a brand voice and greeting, add your properties, units, and residents, and set the rules for how calls are handled.
- 3
Choose coverage, forward calls
Cover every call, or just nights and weekends. Keep your existing number. Friendly service, fewer callbacks, nothing slips through.
Frequently Asked Questions
CoreReach replaces your answering service, the voicemail box and someone's personal cell. It doesn't replace your team. Your agent answers the calls your office can't take, handles the routine questions itself, and passes anything that needs judgment to the right person with the details already written down. Your team still makes the decisions, with fewer interruptions.
Yes. By default, your agent greets every caller as a digital assistant on a recorded line, and says so again if a caller asks whether they're talking to a person. Your agent speaks naturally, and any caller who wants a person can still reach one.
Yes. CoreReach connects to leading property management software, like Buildium, DoorLoop and others. Your properties, units and residents sync automatically, so your agent recognizes the resident who moved in last week, and nobody has to retype a thing. Not ready to connect? Upload a CSV of your property, unit and resident details, or add them individually in the platform.
A property management answering service answers the calls your office can't take and tells you what happened. It picks up when you're closed or already on the line, finds out who is calling and what they need, escalates real emergencies to your on-call staff, and leaves you a written record of everything else. CoreReach does this with an AI voice agent, and it does more than take messages. Your agent answers residents' questions about their building, books tours for prospects and texts them your application link, and turns owners looking for a new manager into booked discovery calls. Maintenance requests land in your Inbox with the resident, unit and urgency already filled in, and every call comes with a written summary, the recording and the transcript.
Your agent answers right away, recognizes residents on file by their phone number, so it already knows their property and unit, and sorts the call by the urgency rules you set. If anyone could be hurt, it first tells the caller to dial 911. A true emergency, like a burst pipe, a lockout or no heat, is "Call someone now": your agent warm-transfers the caller to your emergency contacts, in order, until someone picks up, and you get the full summary by email or text. If nobody answers, it takes a callback number, and you get an email or text as soon as the call ends. Something urgent but not dangerous, like no hot water or a door that won't lock, is "Tell me right away": you get an email or text as soon as the call ends and decide how to respond. Everything else is "It can wait" and goes to your Inbox without an alert, so nothing gets lost and your team can pick it up during office hours.
Your agent is built to err on the side of caution. When a call fits more than one of your urgency levels, the most urgent one wins, so a mistake is more likely to be an extra phone call than a flood nobody heard about. Some situations always count as an emergency, however your rules are set up, and can't be turned off: a gas leak, fire or smoke, flooding the resident can't stop, a sewage backup, no heat in freezing weather, a break-in, or an injury or medical emergency. If your agent sorts a call differently from how your team would, adjust your rules, and it follows them from then on.
Every call is saved in CoreReach with a written summary, the recording and the transcript, and anything that needs follow-up becomes a request in your Inbox. You choose which calls also send an alert, by email, text or both, and who gets each one: emergencies, urgent requests, owner calls, new prospects, messages and transfers. If a handoff ever fails, you're alerted to that too, and everyone you add to the account works from the same call history.
Try CoreReach free for 14 days, no credit card required. Sign up in under five minutes, add, upload or sync your properties, units and residents, and set your rules for how calls are handled. Then call your agent yourself with the calls your team gets every week. When you're happy with it, forward your main office or after-hours line. Most firms are live the same afternoon. No contract, and you can cancel any time.
The phone rings…
the call gets handled.
- Fair-housing safe
- Live in an afternoon
- Flexible coverage hours