Ventures
A family of North Carolina service businesses I own and operate. Each one grew out of work I was already doing — in property management, in real estate transactions, and in congregational life.
ApprovedPropMgmt.com
A property management firm serving Eastern North Carolina, where Eddie is a co-owner. Built for small landlords learning the ropes, investors scaling a portfolio, and families managing a property they didn’t plan to own. Approved Property Management is its own corporation, legally separate from RegularUpkeep LLC.
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RUCreditRepair.com
Credit repair, document preparation, and education. A free consultation and analysis of all three bureau reports, honest disputes of inaccurate items, and no promises about numbers — just real work on a partner platform.
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NCTLC.com
Contract-to-close transaction coordination built specifically for North Carolina real estate agents, organized around a 7/3/1 deadline system: reminders at 7 days, 3 days, 1 day, and day-of, so nothing slips through.
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TogetherChurch.app
Communication and technology tools for congregations, built from a minister’s perspective rather than a tech company’s — simple, integrated tools that work together so a church doesn’t have to juggle multiple platforms.
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RegularUpkeep.com
Home and property maintenance management for Eastern North Carolina: one place to track upkeep, organize records, and connect with local professionals. Development began in 2023; RegularUpkeep LLC was incorporated in January 2026.
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ADAMPros.com
An AI-assisted phone and message handling product for small businesses, used across Eddie’s own brands. It covers the customer-call lifecycle so calls and messages don’t go unanswered.
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How these came together
Eddie Burroughs is a licensed North Carolina real estate broker based in Stantonsburg, and has served as a Reformed Baptist minister for more than three decades. Both shape how he runs a business: long-term relationships, plain dealing, and service that outlasts the transaction.
His career has been in real estate and property management, working with investors, agents, and property managers across the state. The same gap kept showing up — the back office, where maintenance coordination, deadline tracking, and communication quietly decide whether a property or a transaction goes well. These businesses exist to close that gap.
Eddie’s contribution to the technology behind them is business workflow design, implementation, and AI-assisted software development: defining how the work should flow, configuring and connecting the systems that carry it, and building alongside AI tools rather than writing the infrastructure from scratch.