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For residents

A landlord that answers.

Pay rent from your bank account for free, report a repair with a photo, and see exactly what's happening with it. Your lease, ledger and notices live in one place.

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Freeautopay from your bank
24/7emergency line
Photoson every repair request
90 daysnotice before your lease ends

Your home, this month

Paid Oct 1
Rent, October
$2,600.00
Autopay from checking ••4821
($2,600.00)
Balance
$0.00
Garbage disposal humming, not spinningScheduled
  • You sent it with a photoMon 9:23a
  • Approved. Plumber assignedMon 11:40a
  • Thursday 1 to 3 pm. OK to enter if you're out: yesTue 8:05a
What you can do

Most things take a minute on your phone.

Pay

Rent

  • Due on the 1st; pay from a bank account at no charge
  • Set autopay once and forget it
  • Partial payments allowed if you've arranged it with us
  • Every payment and charge on your ledger, with dates
Pay rent
Repairs

Something's broken

  • Send a request with photos; tell us if we can enter when you're out and whether you have pets
  • See who's assigned and when they're coming
  • Emergencies (no heat, active leak, no water, safety): call the 24/7 line
  • Light bulbs, filters and batteries are yours; we'll show you how
Request a repair
Lease

Your paperwork

  • Lease, addenda and move-in report, always available
  • Renewal offer 90 days before the end date
  • Renters insurance: upload your policy or buy one in the portal
  • Moving out: give notice in the portal; deposit accounting within 20 days
Open my lease
Your rights in Delaware

We follow the Landlord-Tenant Code, and we'll tell you how it applies to you.

Late fees, notices and deposits are governed by state law. Here is what changed in 2026.

GraceLate feesRent is due the 1st. A single late fee, within the state cap, applies only after the grace period in your lease. It never compounds.
Sep 2026NoticesIf rent is behind, you get a written notice with at least 7 days to catch up before any court filing.
Sep 2026Right of RedemptionYou can stop a nonpayment eviction by paying everything owed, right up to the day of lockout. Your ledger shows that exact amount.
AlwaysDepositsHeld in a Delaware escrow account; itemized or returned within 20 days of move-out.
Questions residents ask

Straight answers

Can I pay with a card?

Bank account only, and it's free. Card payments cost everyone more, so we don't offer them.

What counts as an emergency?

No heat in winter, active water leak, no water, sewage backup, no power from a fault in the home, anything unsafe. Call the emergency line. Everything else goes in as a normal request and is usually scheduled within two business days.

Can I have a pet?

Depends on the home and the owner. Each listing says. Assistance animals are always welcome with documentation.

How do I give notice?

In the portal, at least 60 days before your lease ends unless your lease says otherwise. You'll get a move-out checklist and an inspection date.