A modern, self-service rent registry with built-in intelligence that lets you answer questions you didn't even know you could ask. Awesome inspection workflows, live eviction monitoring, and automated compliance tracking. On the cloud or on-premise.
We're property managers who happen to understand how cities work. We've sat in your lobbies, filed your forms, and cursed at your portals. So we built the one we wish existed.
Built from the ground up for California rent ordinance compliance by people who actually deal with this stuff.
Landlords register tenancies, upload lease data, pay fees, and pull their own compliance history. Fewer calls to your office.
Create tickets that can be easily tracked and acted on. Take pictures, document inspections quickly and accurately, and close the loop with automated follow-ups.
Know who, when, and how to reach a landlord or a tenant. Extremely low-friction data updates keep contact records current without chasing anyone down.
Real-time visibility into eviction notices filed across your jurisdiction. Spot patterns, track compliance with local just-cause ordinances, and intervene early.
Year built, unit counts, square footage, and tax status pull directly from the LA County Assessor on first save. Owners start with a filled-in profile instead of a blank form.
Real-time view of registrations, fee collection, delinquencies, and notice delivery status across every unit in your city.
We handle the configuration. Your team handles the ribbon cutting.
We map your ordinance, fee schedule, notice requirements, and any local attachments into a structured rule set.
Your city gets a branded landlord portal, tenant verification endpoint, and administrative dashboard.
Existing registry records import cleanly. We reconcile against assessor data and flag gaps.
Landlords self-register, fees collect automatically, and every notice carries a defensible paper trail from day one.
Every jurisdiction has different RSO rules, just-cause requirements, relocation fees, and notice periods. RentRegistry.io encodes them per-city so landlords can't file the wrong form and your office doesn't have to catch it.
A small technology fee on each registration funds the entire platform. Your general fund stays untouched, and revenue-share options mean the registry can pay for itself and then some.