Property Management

The rental stack inside HOA-I

Listings, leads, leases, tenants, workers, and work orders — with a tenant portal your renters actually use and an approval loop that keeps homeowners in control of repairs on their property.

What the manager sees

A dispatch board, not a spreadsheet

Every repair request lands on a kanban board grouped by status — including a lane for jobs still waiting on the homeowner. Assign your own workers or vendors, schedule the visit, and bill the tenant when it's their responsibility.

  • Lead pipelinePublic listings feed applications straight into a kanban you can convert to a lease in one click
  • Work order dispatchKanban, table, and by-location views with team assignment and scheduling
  • FinancialsRent charges, late fees, online payments, and monthly owner statements
  • AI portfolio assistantAsk about vacancies, overdue rent, or stuck work orders in plain English
Work Orders
12 active
Awaiting Owner

Water heater replacement

Unit 4B · High

Open

Leaking kitchen faucet

Unit 2A · Medium

Broken gate latch

Common · Low

In Progress

HVAC filter service

Bldg A · Scheduled

AI: 2 units vacant 30+ days — consider republishing listings with updated photos.

My Lease
Active
Unit2A — Maple Court
Rent$1,450 / month
Lease endsMay 31, 2027
Leaking kitchen faucetIn Progress

Plumbing · submitted 2 days ago

Technician scheduled Thursday
Pay Rent — $1,450
What the tenant sees

A portal renters don't need a manual for

Tenants get a clean portal on web, iOS, and Android: their lease at a glance, one-tap rent payment, and repair requests with live status — they're notified the moment a job is approved, scheduled, or done.

  • Apply onlineBrowse public listings and apply without creating an account first
  • Sign the lease digitallyBuilt-in e-signature — no printing, no scanning
  • Submit repairs with photosCategorized requests with priority, tracked start to finish
  • Pay rent onlineCards and saved payment methods, with full payment history
Owner-approved repairs

Every repair follows the right chain

When a rental unit is tied to a homeowner, tenant requests route to the owner for approval first — then back to the manager to coordinate, and out to a worker to complete. Everyone is notified at every step.

1 — Tenant

Submits the request

Category, priority, and description from the tenant portal or mobile app.

2 — Homeowner

Approves or declines

The unit’s owner gets notified and signs off before any work is scheduled.

3 — Manager

Coordinates the work

Assigns a worker or vendor, schedules the visit, and tracks it on the board.

4 — Worker

Completes the job

Updates status from their phone with photos, receipts, and costs.

Repairs the tenant is responsible for? Bill the job's labor and material costs to the tenant's account in one click — it shows up in their portal alongside rent.

For maintenance workers

  • Self-register and get claimed by local managers
  • See assigned jobs in "My Jobs"
  • Photos, receipts, and status updates from the field

Leases & documents

  • Reusable lease templates
  • Built-in e-signature envelopes
  • Document library shared with tenants

Money, handled

  • Rent charges with automatic late fees
  • Online payments and a public pay portal
  • Monthly owner statements with maintenance costs

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