Getting Started

Adding a Property

You add a property by filling in its onboarding worksheet. The LeaseOps team invites you by email. You upload photos and details. Your answers build the property's public listing page.

You do not build a property from a blank form. You complete the worksheet we prepare for you.

πŸ“Έ Screenshot: the Property Onboarding worksheet, top of the page.

Before you start

Have these ready. The worksheet takes about 15 minutes.

Step 1 β€” Open the invite

  1. Open the email with the subject "Property Content Request."
  2. Select "Upload property content."

The Property Onboarding worksheet opens in the Owner Portal.

Step 2 β€” Fill in each section

The worksheet has nine sections. They match the layout of your listing page.

πŸ“Έ Screenshot: one section open, showing a field and the Submit for review button.

# Section What to enter
01 Call-to-action buttons The labels for your contact and pre-qualify buttons
02 Hero images Your main property photos
03 Identity block Property name, street, city, state, ZIP, and phone
04 Living at [property] Your marketing text about the property
05 Amenities The features your property offers
06 Animal policy Your rules for pets and animals
07 Your neighborhood A short blurb and one photo
08 Availability & pricing Unit types, units, and rent ranges
09 Resident benefits The benefits you include with a lease

The worksheet saves as you type. Watch the bar at the top:

Step 3 β€” Submit a section for review

  1. Finish a section.
  2. Select "Submit for review."

The status changes to "Pending approval." Our team then checks your entry.

You can submit each section on its own. You do not need to finish the whole worksheet first.

Step 4 β€” Answer any feedback

If we cannot approve a section, you see "Admin feedback:" with the reason.

  1. Read the note.
  2. Fix the section.
  3. Select "Submit for review" again.

What happens next

When we approve every section, your property goes live. Its listing page opens for applicants.

Dashboards

You have two dashboards. Each answers a different question.

Open each from the sidebar.

Dashboard How to open it Use it to
Portfolio Dashboard Select Dashboard at the top of the sidebar See across every property and act on what LeaseOps needs
Property Dashboard Open a property, then select its Dashboard Check one property's setup and applications

Portfolio Dashboard

This is your starting point each day. It pulls every property into one view, so you can spot what needs you and track how the whole portfolio is doing.

πŸ“Έ Screenshot: the Portfolio Dashboard.

Act on what needs you

When work needs you, the dashboard surfaces it at the top in two panels. When you have nothing waiting, neither panel appears β€” so a clear top means you are caught up.

Reach your teams

Track the portfolio

Six cards give you the numbers that matter across all properties.

Card Tells you
Active properties How many properties are live
Total units How many units you manage in total
Vacant units How many units are empty and need filling
New applications How many applications arrived in the last 7 days
Applications (lifetime) How many applications you have received in all
Approved this month How many applicants you approved this month

Property Dashboard

Open one property to focus on it alone. Use this dashboard to check the property is set up well and to watch its applications.

πŸ“Έ Screenshot: the Property Dashboard.

Reach your team

Your LeaseOps Team lists your LeaseOps contacts, each with their role and details. Message any of them from here.

Watch the application trend

Applications Over Time shows whether interest in this property is rising or falling. It plots the property's applications month by month.

Check the setup

Five cards show how complete this property is. Low numbers point to gaps to fill.

Card Tells you
Total Units How many units this property has
Available Units How many units are open to applicants now
Unit Types How many unit types (floor plans) you set up
Unit Type Images How many photos you added to the unit types
Property Images How many photos you added to the property