Guides for teams who fill units.
Straight talk on running rentals — speed-to-lead, screening, e-signing, and replacing the pile of tools you're overpaying for. Written by a working leasing agent.
Tools & comparisons
1 guideWhy leasing agents are switching from GoHighLevel to a purpose-built leasing CRM
GoHighLevel is a great general sales CRM — but it wasn't built for leasing. Here's where the gap shows up, an honest side-by-side, and what an all-in-one leasing CRM does instead.
AI leasing assistants
3 guides
AI leasing assistant for small landlords
What exists, what it costs, and what to ask first, with real published prices.

What does an AI leasing assistant cost?
Every price that is actually public, the unit minimums, and the texting costs nobody quotes.

The EliseAI and Funnel alternative built for small landlords
A price you can see, live this week, no contract. Why owners with 1 to a few hundred units pick LeasePace.
Units & listings
1 guideSync your Google Sheets vacancy list to your rental listings
Link the vacancy sheet you already keep, or the one the management company sends you. LeasePace reads it every 2 hours and keeps your units, listings and Pace up to date.
Running the leasing desk
3 guides
The follow-up playbook that fills units
What to send, when to send it, and when to stop — from the first text to a booked tour.

Tenant screening without the back-and-forth
Ask the right things once, in the right order, and keep every renter on the same written criteria.

Metrics that matter in leasing
Five numbers that tell you where leads are leaking — and how to track them in fifteen minutes a week.