LeasePilot Thinking

Traditional Agent, DIY Platform or Lease Manager: Which One Are You?

Not every landlord needs LeasePilot.

That's important.

There are broadly three ways a landlord can approach rental management.

1. “I want someone else to handle everything.”

You don't want to arrange viewings.

You don't want to conduct inspections.

You don't want to deal with contractors.

You don't want to be involved in the day-to-day property.

A traditional full-service managing agent is probably the better fit.

You're paying to transfer a significant portion of the management responsibility.

2. “I want to do everything myself.”

You enjoy the administration.

You have the time.

You're comfortable managing tenants, documents, maintenance, contractors, payments, renewals and records.

A DIY or self-service platform may be all you need.

Why pay someone to perform work you're happy to do yourself?

3. “I want control — without all the admin.”

You want to remain involved.

You want to make the decisions.

You can conduct or arrange physical viewings and inspections.

But you don't want your evenings disappearing into tenant messages, contractor follow-ups, paperwork, arrears, utilities and lease administration.

That's where LeasePilot fits.

Own the Property. Not the Admin.

If you're a hands-on landlord who wants to remain in control of your property without carrying all the administrative workload yourself, see whether LeasePilot is the right fit for you.