Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
is
poised
to
dramatically
change
every
aspect
of
daily
life,
and
it’s
starting
to
bring
tools
to
homeowners
as
well.

Private
equity
firm

Exuma
Capital
Partners
announced
that
it
is
the
lead
investor
for
a
newly
launched,
AI-powered
homeowner
management
tool
called

Property.com.
Exuma
believes
that
the
platform
will
provide
transformative
change
to
every
stage
of
homeownership.

“My
extensive
experience
in
the
home
services
industry
has
shown
me
the
incredible
potential
in
building
strong
relationships
between
homeowners
and
home
service
providers,”
Exuma
founder
Anthony
Perera
said
in
a
statement.

“Our
investment
in
Property.com
underscores
our
commitment
to
helping
homeowners
achieve
their
real
estate
goals
by
connecting
them
with
trusted
service
partners,
whether
they’re
buying,
selling,
or
looking
to
maximize
their
property’s
value.” 

The
tool
provides
solutions
related
to
buying
and
selling
a
home,
in
addition
to
needs
during
homeownership
such
as
maintenance
and
improvements.
An
AI
assistant
called
Revana
will
provide
personalized
help
with
renovations,
installations
and
maintenance.

For
example,
a
homeowner
could
use
the
assistant
to
troubleshoot
a
malfunctioning
air
conditioner
or
find
contractors,
home
service
professionals
and
real
estate
agents.
These
providers
can
join
the
platform
on
an
invitation-only
basis.

“In
this
initial
phase
of
Property.com’s
launch,
we
invite
South
Florida
HVAC
contractors
to
come
to
our
site
and
request
an
invitation
to
join
an
exclusive
network
of
professionals,”
Property.com
CEO
Nick
Fergis
said
in
a
statement.

“We
plan
to
rapidly
deepen
our
services
and
expand
our
geographies,
helping
homeowners
achieve
their
goals
and
removing
frustration
and
confusion
from
the
homeownership
lifecycle.” 

AI
has
been
top
of
mind
for
the
real
estate
industry.
At
the

Federal
Housing
Finance
Agency‘s

2024
TechSprint
event
in
July,
numerous
companies
made
pitches
for
bringing
these
technologies
to
the
space.
The
targeted
areas
for
these
companies
include
multifamily
rentals
and
investments;
single-family

refinancing,

servicing
and

origination;
fraud
detection;
and
compliance
with
the
Americans
with
Disabilities
Act
(ADA).

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