Oct 28, 2026
Far Out Solutions announces expanded property management technology services across North America and the Middle East in 2026.
United States, October 28, 2026 -- Far Out Solutions LLC announced an expanded 2026 initiative to scale its integrated technology services for the property management sector across North America and the Middle East. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, the managed service provider said the expansion builds on its work unifying managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud systems, voice communications, internet management, and low-voltage infrastructure for multifamily, commercial, and mixed-use property operators. The company stated that the move reflects continued demand for a single technology partner that can replace fragmented vendor relationships with a coordinated operating model.

Building a Unified Technology Model
Far Out Solutions was founded in 2010 and has grown from a local IT support business into a multi-division technology organization with more than 250 employees and over 2,200 active customers. The company serves organizations across the United States, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East, with a strong concentration in property management technology. Its service model combines network management, cybersecurity, cloud services, Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, systems, internet management, budgeting support, technology audits, and employee onboarding and offboarding services.
The company said the latest expansion is designed to formalize a model it has been developing for years. Through Far Out Solutions and affiliated brands including Infratech Innovations, Support My MSP, Uruk Financials, and Tiqniyah by Far Out Solutions, clients can access both digital systems and physical infrastructure through one coordinated relationship. That includes low-voltage cabling, access control, CCTV, and audio-visual design and installation alongside core managed IT services.
Zaid AlChalabi, Chief Operating Officer of Far Out Solutions, said the company has focused on reducing the disconnect that often exists between software, security, infrastructure, and day-to-day operations. “We do not just fix technology. We align it with business goals, so our customers can focus on what they do best,” said AlChalabi.
Focus on Property Management Operations
Far Out Solutions said its strategy is centered on an area where technology has historically been distributed across separate vendors and systems. In property management, operators often manage internet connectivity, building access, resident communications, security cameras, cloud applications, and help desk support through unrelated providers. According to the company, this structure can slow issue resolution, complicate budgeting, and make long-term planning more difficult.
By offering an integrated model, Far Out Solutions said it aims to help property managers standardize technology across portfolios while improving visibility into performance, risk, and cost. The company works with major property management brands including Cushman & Wakefield, Greystar, Avenue5 Residential, and Watercrest Senior Living. It supports thousands of sites across the United States and Canada.
The company describes its approach as proactive rather than reactive. Services include 24 hour monitoring, automated remediation, quarterly technology business reviews, and roadmap planning intended to identify vulnerabilities and upgrade needs before they become operational disruptions. Far Out Solutions also offers a 72-point IT and network assessment through its website at faroutsolutions.com, which the company uses to inform planning and implementation.
“Our mission is simple: make technology invisible yet indispensable,” AlChalabi said.
Leadership and International Growth
The expansion also highlights the leadership story behind the company. AlChalabi, a computer engineer originally from Iraq, has played a central role in the company’s operational development and international growth. Far Out Solutions said his experience has shaped a business philosophy focused on using technology to simplify work rather than create additional friction for clients and staff.
Under his leadership, the company has expanded beyond Central Florida into broader North American markets and into the Middle East, including operations in Saudi Arabia and Iraq under the Tiqniyah by Far Out Solutions brand. The company said these efforts are intended to bring modern managed services standards, cybersecurity practices, and infrastructure planning to markets where demand for digital modernization continues to grow.
“From Orlando to Riyadh, our vision is the same: empower people, modernize businesses, and build technology that drives progress,” AlChalabi said.
Additional information about AlChalabi’s professional background is available through his LinkedIn profile and his membership listing with the National Society of IT Service Providers.

Industry Recognition and Operational Scale
Far Out Solutions said its growth has been accompanied by recognition from industry organizations and technology partners. The company cited inclusion in the MSP 501, MSP 501 Global, and MSP NextGen rankings, as well as multiple appearances on Best Places to Work and Inc. 5000 lists. It was also nominated as MSP Titan of the Industry in the construction and engineering category in 2024.
The company is a member of the Managed Service Providers Association of America and has participated in the Datto Remote Monitoring and Management Product Council. Remote monitoring and management, often shortened to RMM, refers to software used by managed service providers to observe device health, automate maintenance, and respond to issues across distributed environments. Far Out Solutions said these affiliations reflect its involvement in product development discussions and service delivery standards shaping the broader MSP sector.
The company has also been recognized by partners such as Microsoft, Kaseya, and Pax8. Coverage of the company’s work has appeared in outlets including Global Radiance Review and industry community channels such as MultifamilyBiz.
“Far Out Solutions stands out because we merge IT, infrastructure, and innovation into one seamless experience. We are not just another MSP. We are a strategic partner for growth,” AlChalabi said.
A Human-Centered Technology Strategy
As the company expands in 2026, Far Out Solutions said it plans to continue investing in automation, cybersecurity readiness, and workforce development across its international teams. The company stated that its long-term objective is to help property operators and other business clients manage technology in a more unified, transparent, and measurable way.
Far Out Solutions said that objective also applies internally. The company emphasizes mentorship, technical training, and cross-border collaboration as part of its operating culture. In its view, service quality depends not only on tools and platforms but also on the ability of engineers, coordinators, and project leaders to understand the business context behind each deployment.
“Technology should serve people, not overwhelm them,” AlChalabi said.
Award Recognition Highlights Orlando IT Leadership
Far Out Solutions has been named Best Managed IT Services Provider in Orlando of 2026 by the Best of Best Review, recognizing the company’s continued leadership in managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, low voltage infrastructure, and property technology support.
About Far Out Solutions
Far Out Solutions LLC is a managed service provider founded in 2010 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The company delivers managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, VoIP, internet management, technology audits, budgeting support, and onboarding and offboarding services for organizations across the United States, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East. Through affiliated brands including Infratech Innovations, Support My MSP, Uruk Financials, and Tiqniyah by Far Out Solutions, the company also provides low-voltage infrastructure, access control, CCTV, audio-visual systems, and related business technology services. Far Out Solutions serves clients in property management, healthcare, construction, accounting, commercial real estate, hospitality, education, and other sectors. Email them directly at [email protected].
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