Conor McGarry, rentdodo.com Picture Conor McCabe Photography.
Proptech has come on leaps and bounds since it started in the 1980’s. In the early 2000’s proptech innovation emerged and has continued to evolve proptech. One company that is continuing the evolution of proptech is RentDodo, who recently launched TenantCert, a unique new feature that aims to help eliminate growing levels of rental fraud in the midst of a housing crisis. Ronan spoke to Conor McGarry, CEO and Co-founder RentDodo
Conor talks about his background, what RentDodo does, how they are helping mitigate rental fraud and more.
RentDodo is a proptech startup transforming the rental process in Ireland with its flagship product, TenantCert, streamlining the process for tenants and property managers, whilst helping to curb scammers.
RentDodo provides tenants with an easier and more secure rental experience, mitigating friction points between landlords, and property managers.
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