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Property Management

Tenant lifecycle, maintenance dispatch, and rent operations

A good property manager runs on responsiveness. Agents give you that at every door, 24/7, without needing a call center โ€” or a bigger team.

What's broken today

  • Maintenance requests sit in an inbox until someone triages them
  • Tenant screening and move-in paperwork takes a week of back-and-forth
  • Rent reminders go out inconsistently โ€” tenants learn to ignore them
  • Lease renewals slip and units go month-to-month by default
  • Vacancy days multiply because turnovers are serial, not parallel

What automates

  • Maintenance-triage agent โ€” tenant submits photo + description, agent classifies urgency, dispatches the right vendor with SLA, keeps tenant informed end-to-end
  • Vendor-dispatch agent โ€” knows which vendors handle which problems at which properties; schedules, tracks completion, manages vendor payment cycle
  • Screening agent โ€” runs applicants through credit/background/eviction checks, calls prior landlords, scores against your firm's criteria, drafts the lease on approval
  • Rent-collection agent โ€” sends personalized reminders tuned to each tenant's history; gentle for reliable payers, firmer for chronic late, triggers late fees and escalates per lease terms
  • Renewal-negotiation agent โ€” starts 90 days out with a market-aware offer, handles back-and-forth, drafts the renewal doc
  • Turnover-orchestration agent โ€” between tenants, coordinates cleaning, repairs, photos, and re-listing in parallel; turns a 14-day vacancy into 5
  • Compliance-tracker โ€” rental license renewals, annual inspections, lead-paint disclosures; nothing falls through

What you get back

  1. Maintenance response time from 26 hours to under 1 hour
  2. Renewal retention up 6โ€“10 points with 90-day-out conversations
  3. Vacancy days cut 40โ€“60% via parallel turnover
  4. Collections improve 3โ€“5% of gross without tenant friction
  5. Compliance posture moves from reactive to tracked

In practice

A 1,400-unit portfolio cut maintenance response time from 26 hours to 45 minutes and lifted renewal rate by 8 points.