FOR LANDLORDS & SMALL PROPERTY MANAGERS

The sign says call. Nobody picks up.

Someone slows down at your For Rent sign at 7 pm. Still available? Pets? Deposit? When can I see it? Today the number goes to voicemail — and by the time you call back, they've toured two other places. Put one code on the sign and they're messaging you. A person answers, and the showing is booked before they drive off.

Open a line for this unit — free Message a live one first

No contract. No install. Renters never make an account — and if they leave, they can ask to be texted when you reply.

Is it still available?

Answered on the page. When it fills, change one line — the code on the sign never changes. Next vacancy, same sign.

Do you allow pets?

Your rule and your deposit, stated once, so you never repeat it on the phone again.

When can I see it?

They tap Book a showing. You reply with a time, from the couch. The lead is a name and a number, not a missed call.

2-bed duplex, 40th Street

Tuesday evening

7:12Still available? We have a cat.
7:15Dan — It is, and cats are fine ($200 deposit). Want to see it Saturday at 10?
7:16Yes — we'll be there. I asked to be texted, heading to dinner.
One drive-by, one showing bookedAnswered in 3 min

It keeps working after they move in.

The heater's out. Where does the rent check go. Same line, same page, one thread per tenant — instead of your personal number on the fridge of every unit you own.

Open a line — free