RealPage Continues to Redefine the Resident Experience with Acquisition of Livble, a Leader in Flexible Payment Solutions

RealPage Continues to Redefine the Resident Experience with Acquisition of Livble, a Leader in Flexible Payment Solutions LAS VEGAS & RICHARDSON, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RealPage®, a leading global provider of AI-enabled software platforms to the real estate industry, continues to redefine the resident experience through its acquisition of Livble, a leader in flexible payment solutions for the multifamily industry. Integrating Livble into LOFT™, RealPage’s fully integrated multifamily resident experience platform, and into Buildium®, RealPage’s all-in-one property management software for mixed portfolio and HOA managers, will provide residents with a flexible, transparent, and convenient way to split their rent payments, unlocking real value for both renters and property managers alike. With the Livble solution, qualified residents can pay rent on their terms, splitting payments into up to four installments per month to better align with their cash flow. In return, property managers benefit from guaranteed on-time rent, real-time ledger reporting, and enhanced financial visibility—all through a single, seamless platform that eliminates the need for multiple third-party vendors. RealPage assumes 100 percent of the non-payment risk and manages all collections, reducing administrative burden and enabling property teams to focus on higher-value activities that enhance the resident experience. Expanding LOFT with Livble is another step in the ongoing evolution of the platform. Today, more than three million units have access to LOFT, the multifamily industry’s leading resident experience platform that brings leasing, moving, payments and rewards together in one seamless app. With the addition of Livble, residents will have greater payment flexibility supporting their ability to build financial wellness. “This strategic acquisition underscores RealPage’s commitment to enhancing the resident experience,” said…