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Connect the lease to the right people and unit
Start with the property and unit, then review the tenants on the lease. Keeping these records connected gives your team a consistent place to check who a lease belongs to.
- Selected property and unit
- Tenant information linked to the lease
- Lease records your team can return to
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Check dates and rent terms together
For a fixed-term lease, review the start and end dates alongside the rent amount and payment frequency. The review step brings those details together before you create the lease.
- Lease start and end dates
- Rent amount and payment frequency
- A final review with a way to edit the details
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Make the walkthrough about your next lease cycle
Tell us how you currently keep lease records and what you need to check at renewal or move-out. We can show the relevant record and discuss the fit with your existing documents and process.
- Which dates do you need to track?
- Who checks the terms before creating a lease?
- How will your team keep records current?
Questions before you choose
What can I review before creating a lease?
The lease review includes the selected unit and tenants, lease dates, rent amount and payment frequency. You can return to the relevant step to edit the information before creating the record.
Is lease software a substitute for Ontario tenancy requirements?
No. You are responsible for using the applicable lease documents and meeting local requirements. Use the software to organize your records, and verify legal requirements with official guidance or a qualified professional.
Can I see the workflow before choosing a plan?
Yes. Request a walkthrough and tell us you want to focus on leases. We can review the process and confirm the features and limits relevant to your portfolio.
Bring one workflow. See how it fits.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Tell us about your properties, current tools and the task you want to make easier. We’ll review the workflow and the plan you would need.
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A repair starts with a reported issue. Keep its details, photos and next action together so your team can follow the work without piecing together a message thread.
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