How Andrew Genin cut owner distribution time by 80% with DoorLoop Accounting & Dashboards

Too many tabs, too much friction, and longing for weekends

Andrew Genin built Elevate Property Management around a clear promise—make ownership feel hands-off. He handles all of the day-to-day details so owners don’t have to. But the software he used before DoorLoop made that promise harder to keep.

It wasn’t that the work was complicated, but basic actions turned into long, tedious sessions of clicking, hunting, and second-guessing. His previous software felt bloated and chaotic.

“Such simple tasks took so long and were so tedious. It always elevated a level of anxiety for me. I'm always wondering, ‘Am I doing this right? Is this going to the right person?’”

Owner distributions became the clearest example of that strain. Something that should have felt routine turned into a drain on time and confidence.

“Simply doing owner distributions took me an hour, maybe more, just to send the money out to the right people.”

For a small company looking to grow from 10 properties and potentially double, that kind of friction wasn’t just annoying. It was a ceiling.

Real support on-demand

Andrew didn’t jump into DoorLoop impulsively. He tested several options before taking a friend’s recommendation. From the start, DoorLoop felt different thanks to its simplicity and user-friendly design.

“On your phone or on the desktop version, it’s all the same. It’s so easy to get answers and then [also] respond to work orders.”

Early on, Andrew leaned on support not because he was stuck, but because he wanted reassurance he was doing things the right way. That moment became the turning point.

Five minutes, one conversation, and a new outlook

The first month Andrew handled owner distributions in DoorLoop, he asked support to walk him through it. He expected a long tutorial. What he got was perfect—a five-minute conversation. Then it was done.

“I was kind of just sitting there shocked that it was really that easy.”

That one experience reframed how he thought about his time. What used to take an hour could now be done in minutes.

“I’m not coming in on Saturdays.”

Tasks no longer carried that lingering question of whether something had been done correctly. With that mental load gone, space opened up for what mattered more.

“It freed up a ton of my time. I have more time to spend with my family and my kids—which is a big deal to me.”