SHOW NOTES:

The Be A Smarter Homeowner podcast is hosted by John Bodrozic and Elizabeth Dodson, the co-founders of HomeZada.

The word ‘home’ means different things to different people. In this episode John and Elizabeth discuss various types of homes, from farms to townhouses as well as all aspects of home management. Home management includes collectibles, the physical structure of the home and keeping track of finances and documents.

To save money and time, a digital home management system could assist in streamlining all home assets in one place.

With a digital management system, you can make the specific decisions for personal home possessions and finances that may be different to your neighbour, and HomeZada could be the solution. HomeZada does the thinking for you and is accessible via your mobile phone or desktop.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• [01:00] Welcome to be a smarter homeowner podcast
  
• [04:00] What does the collection of assets mean?
  
• [08:00] Inventory tracking of your equipment and assets
  
• [13:00] How many maintenance management tasks does an average home need?
  
• [17:00] Maintaining paper documents in the house

 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• There are a vast amount of types of homes and a variety of family structures and living situations.
  
• There is a wide range of home assets which need maintaining, from collectables to personal finance documents.
  
• To save money and time, a digital home management system could assist in streamlining all home assets in one place.

BIO:

Elizabeth Dodson is a focused technology entrepreneur with successful skills in business development, sales, marketing, and finance. Over 20 years of successful management of revenue producing partners. Great organizational skills balancing multiple roles and responsibilities as an entrepreneur. Drive and increase company revenues and user growth for a consumer technology solution with a partner solution to support the homeowner market.

John Bodrozic has start-up entrepreneur experience beginning with bootstrapping, profitable growth, securing venture and corporate venture funding, acquisitions of technology companies, and selling a business to a publicly traded company.

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Digital Home Management