As we close out 2025, RealtyCom Partners is proud to celebrate the recipients of our 4th Annual RealtyCom Cares Holiday Giving Campaign—a tradition that reflects our commitment to service, compassion, and community support. What began as a small internal initiative has grown into a meaningful yearly effort grounded in generosity and collaboration.

Over the past four years, RealtyCom Cares has received more than 40 nonprofit nominations from our clients, partners, and staff, resulting in 11 organizations selected for corporate donations. Each of these nonprofits represents the transformative work happening across the communities we serve, and we are honored to help amplify their missions during the holiday season.

This year, we once again invited our extended network to nominate organizations that embody hope, progress, and positive change. After thoughtful consideration and a team vote, two outstanding nonprofits were selected as our 2025 recipients.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who submitted nominations. We are grateful for your participation, your passion for giving back, and your continued support of this growing holiday tradition.

Meet the 2025 RealtyCom Cares Recipients

Entryway
Nominated by Nicole Colyer of The Wolff Company
Website: https://entrywaytalent.org/

Entryway is a national nonprofit […]

By: Mike Sloan

Before finalizing any property acquisition, understanding the details within your telecom agreements is essential. At RealtyCom Partners, our due diligence process identifies contract provisions that can impact operations, resident experience, and future revenue potential. From bulk service terms to wiring ownership and contract conflicts, knowing what’s inside these agreements helps you make informed decisions and avoid costly surprises.

The foundation of RealtyCom Partners’ engagements with our clients is contractual due diligence. Our experienced team connects with providers to determine who is serving a given community. Once we have identified what infrastructure they are currently using, and what internet speeds they are offering, we are able to move on to the most important step, collecting and analyzing the existing agreements, a process that involves cataloging up to 100 individual terms and clauses.

During the Due Diligence phase of an acquisition, you may be provided with copies of these types of telecom agreements. At their core, these telecom agreements grant rights. These rights can include rights to access, rights to serve, rights to install or use infrastructure, and rights to market internet, video, voice, and other services. The following are just a few of the many contract terms that we […]

By: Cassie Watson and Brian Seiffert

When a multifamily project shifts from planning and design to vertical construction with overlapping tasks and tight timelines, the scene can often be chaotic and overwhelming. With multiple subcontractors performing tasks in the same space at the same time, issues can compound quickly. This can create delays that risk passing inspections and obtaining approval for the leasing staff to occupy the building.  As the project reaches its final stages, the focus shifts to the crucial step of bringing the building’s network online.

The role of a building network (commonly referred to as an “Owner Network” or “Back of House”) is to provide internet connectivity to building systems, and allowing personnel access as required. There are designated rooms to support the Owner Network, which may not be in main areas of the building. More and more modern building components require internet connectivity (smart thermostats, water submeters, unit door locks, etc.), so understanding these required network locations is critical in defining the building network to ensure overall building system functionality. Accurately identifying these devices and locations is crucial for a successful network installation.

There is often uncertainty in this step, as some development companies do not have […]