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Set up landlord, property, unit, and occupancy records.
For real estate agencies
Your agency is growing. Your systems should grow with it.
Every new property brings more records, tenant follow-up, rent activity, and landlord questions. LETRENTS gives your team one workspace to keep that work connected.
The work, day to day
One landlord question can touch half the team.
A landlord asks whether a vacant unit has been filled. The team checks the property and occupancy record, then follows the tenant’s lease and payment history. There may also be a maintenance request to check before giving an update.
In LETRENTS, those details sit in the agency workspace alongside the property and tenant records. The person replying can see what has been recorded, and the next colleague can pick up from there instead of piecing the story together again.
That gives the team a shared way to answer questions, follow up on work, and take on new properties without relying on one person’s inbox or spreadsheet.
A practical workflow
Start with the work your agency handles today.
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Connect tenant and lease details to the unit they belong to.
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Follow invoices, recorded payments, and service requests from the same workspace.
Common questions
Before you get started
An agency workspace can hold records for multiple properties, units, and tenants. Your team can use those shared records to manage landlord mandates and day-to-day operations.
Take a closer look
See how LETRENTS could fit your agency’s work.
Talk through your current process and explore the workflows your team wants to bring together.