Residential property type

Property management software for apartment buildings

Apartment buildings run on unit turnover, resident communication, and the ability to move a maintenance request from a call to a closed work order without losing the paper trail. Ayillo treats each unit as its own record with its own lease, ledger, and work-order history — while rolling everything up to the building for the operator.

Why apartment property management is different

Apartment buildings run on unit turnover, resident communication, and the ability to move a maintenance request from a call to a closed work order without losing the paper trail. Ayillo treats each unit as its own record with its own lease, ledger, and work-order history — while rolling everything up to the building for the operator.

What matters here

  • Unit-level availability and rent history
  • Bulk resident communication for building notices
  • Shared amenities like laundry, parking, storage tracked as separate leases or fees
  • Move-in / move-out inspections with photos per unit
  • Waitlist and pre-lease pipeline for stabilized buildings
  • Renewal cadence at 60 and 30 days out

How the workflow runs

A new applicant applies through your building's listing, screening runs against your published criteria, and the lease generates against the actual unit and unit-level rent. The resident pays through their portal, submits maintenance through the same portal, and receives renewal notices on schedule. Turnover kicks off a punch list, a make-ready inspection, and a re-listing all in one flow.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Does Ayillo handle rent-stabilized units?

Yes. Unit-level rent history is preserved and renewal notices respect the maximum increase configured per unit.

Can I run one building or a hundred?

Both. Ayillo scales from a single fourplex to portfolio-wide operations. Team permissions gate what each staff role sees.

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