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Just shipped Rentroll: a Framer template for residential real estate funds.
Most fund sites open on a skyline and an "Invest now" button. Rentroll opens on a live countdown to the next payout and the rents coming in.
→ A scroll-driven rent roll runs from day 1 to payday, city by city
→ Follow the Rent traces €100 from the tenant to the investor, cost by cost
→ Every building gets its own CMS page with a facade: point at a window to see its rent
→ One Performance page for the share price, every payout and every fee
14 pages, 6 CMS collections, 3 code components, a Start Here page in 13 steps and 6 Agent Skills.
$99, one-time. Remix link delivered instantly after checkout:
https://contra.com/products/kBs1ku1d-rentroll-framer-template-for-real-estate-funds
Opening on a live countdown to the next payout instead of a skyline is a much stronger hook for investors, Charles. The scroll driven rent roll is a smart touch.
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