Multi-Property Service Management: Why Fragmented Systems Cost You Millions   Managing multiple high-value properties without centralized multi-property service management creates operational chaos. You're fielding urgent maintenance calls from your Aspen property while scheduling preventative work in Palm Beach. Meanwhile, your inbox overflows with service requests from clients expecting immediate responses. Your team struggles to coordinate which vendors are scheduled where, and everyone works from different information. Then your most experienced property manager leaves, taking years of institutional knowledge with them.   This scenario repeats daily for professionals managing multiple properties. Multi-property service management shouldn't feel like constant crisis response, yet fragmented systems force exactly that reality.   The Growing Complexity Gap   The complexity of property portfolios has outpaced the tools most organizations use to manage them. As a result, teams work in a constant state of reaction instead…