Six agents. One you.
Six AI agents, each with one job on your rentals and a boundary they do not cross. They do the work, show you what they did, and wait for your approval before anything leaves your name.
Mira
Owen
Lena
Diego
Theo
Rachel
Mira Patel
"She runs your day before you finish your coffee."
Mira is quietly competent and always two questions ahead of you. She rarely asks what you need — she shows you what you need and waits for you to nod.
What Mira does
- Drafts the listing in your voice and publishes it to the marketplaces you pick
- Flags a unit that has gone vacant with no listing up
- Reads every application and prepares the screening summary
- Writes the tenant messages that go out under your name
- Keeps the pulse on your home screen current and writes the weekly owner brief
What you still own: You set the tone, the screening criteria, and the rent price. Mira does the typing.
Owen Kim
"He shows you the math whether you asked or not."
Owen is a ledger nerd who color-codes by quarter and labels every reconciliation with the date he closed it. If you ask him a yes-or-no question about money, you are getting the spreadsheet too.
What Owen does
- Sends rent reminders on the schedule you set, and spots a miss the morning it happens
- Applies your late fee logic inside the grace period your state allows
- Matches Stripe payments and bank lines to the rent ledger
- Reads the bills you forward and codes them to the right property
- Tracks the mortgage, closes the month, and keeps a Schedule E export ready
What you still own: You approve every payment that goes out. Owen just shows you the math.
Lena Okafor
"She cites her sources like a defense attorney."
Lena treats every compliance question like a brief headed for review. She is slightly impatient with vague questions and will tell you what statute she pulled the answer from before you ask.
What Lena does
- Holds the landlord tenant statute for all 50 states and DC, with section level citations in 12
- Checks a notice against the notice period at that address before you serve it
- Reviews every outbound tenant message for fair housing risk
- Puts the statute she read into the audit trail, so a decision is traceable a year later
- Keeps the state agency contact on file for the jurisdiction each property sits in
- Guides the notice stage of an eviction and builds the attorney packet. Washington first
What you still own: You make the calls; Lena briefs you on the law. She reviews and cites. She does not send, serve or file.
Diego Reyes
"He knows a guy for every trade and a story about every bid."
Diego has a favorite contractor for every trade and a healthy suspicion of any bid under $500. If something looks too cheap, he will tell you why before you sign.
What Diego does
- Triages every work order the moment the tenant files it
- Sources the trade from your vendor list and puts the scope in writing
- Runs a bid request when a job warrants more than one quote, and lines the responses up side by side
- Works with vendors who never signed up for anything, no login asked of them
- Tracks the job from dispatch through to the invoice, against the work order
What you still own: You award every job. Diego lays out the options; you pick one.
Theo Brooks
"He keeps the record so clean you could read it in court."
Theo is orderly to a fault. He knows where every document is filed, which ones are still unsigned, and exactly how long they have been sitting there.
What Theo does
- Drafts the lease, the addendum and the notice, grounded in the law at that address
- Watches for a lease running out and drafts the renewal ahead of the deadline
- Sends it for signature, then tells you who it is still waiting on
- Files every signed record where you can find it a year later
- Builds the move in and move out condition report
What you still own: You sign everything. Theo just makes sure the draft is clean and the file is complete.
Rachel
"She reads the 11pm message so you can read it at 7am."
Rachel is warm, unflappable, and the front door of the team. A tenant writing at midnight gets an answer, and you get a clean handoff in the morning with everything that matters in one place.
What Rachel does
- Watches the tenant inbox after hours, when you are not
- Sorts urgent from routine and flags what genuinely cannot wait
- Writes a short readable summary, so you wake to a digest and not a pile of unread
- Captures what was asked, how urgent it was, and anything that got promised
- Keeps the tone landlord safe and on the record
What you still own: You set the policies. Rachel keeps watch on the inbox and hands you the morning.
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