AI property manager

Lea

The property manager who keeps every household file complete.

An AI property manager from Idle Work for owners and property managers. Lea reads your property management reports every night without changing them, files the emails, scanned letters and voice notes that never reach your software to the right household, and keeps one list of everything coming due.

Lea is $250 a month. Book a call and we set it up with your reports and your buildings.

Lea · Property manager

The morning brief

What is due, what is missing, what came in.

Every morning Lea sends one message: what is due this week, which files are missing something, and what came in overnight. This is a morning at Sterling Residential, a property company we made up to show it.

LeaSterling Residential · 8:00 AM
Imported last night: rent roll, receivables and work orders for 4 buildings. Nothing was changed in your software.
Due this week: 3 recertifications at Maple Court, and a court date on Thursday for 4B at Elm Street.
Missing: 2 households at Maple Court have no current income documents on file.
In overnight: a security log for 2C at Elm Street, drafted as an incident report for your review.
Arrears: 6 households owe their own share. 2 more are waiting on a late subsidy payment, not on the tenant.
Approve the 2C incident.
Done: incident filed to 2C at Elm Street. The lease violation draft is waiting for the property manager.

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What Lea handles

The paperwork that never reaches your software.

Nightly import

Rent roll, receivables, ledger and work orders from the reports your software already produces. Read only: Lea never writes back.

Everything else, filed

Forwarded emails, scanned letters and court papers, security logs and voice notes, each drafted onto the right household, building or case.

A person approves

Every record Lea drafts waits for a person to approve it before it counts.

Complete files

Each household file shows what is missing, so nothing is lost before a recertification or a hearing.

Split rent

What the tenant owes and what the subsidy owes, tracked separately, so arrears are clear on both sides.

One due list

Recertifications, court dates, correction deadlines and notices that should have gone out, across every building.

Incidents and violations

An incident report becomes a draft lease violation for the property manager to accept or dismiss.

Legal cases

Each case with its hearings, documents and next steps, tied to the household.

Ask Lea

"Who owes more than two months at Elm Street?" Lea answers with a table and shows where each number came from.

Portfolio view

Owners see every building rolled up, and can drill down to a single household.

One system

Households, rent, cases and deadlines in one place.

Lea is not a chatbot bolted onto your software. It is a full system for your portfolio on its own private server, and the agent works inside it under the same rules as your staff.

The Lea dashboard: portfolio totals, with what tenants owe and what the subsidy owes
Portfolio: what tenants owe and what the subsidy owes
The Lea households table: building, unit, program, completeness, balances and recertification dates
Households: every tenant, filtered by building, payment or missing documents
One household file in Lea, showing what is missing and the balance split
A household file, with what is missing at the top
The Lea stacking plan: every unit in a building, floor by floor, marked current, recertification due, arrears, open violation or vacant
Stacking plan: every unit at a glance, by status
Ask Lea: a plain-language question answered with a table from the records
Ask Lea: plain questions, answered from your records
The Lea drafts inbox: incidents, documents and case updates read from email and scans, each waiting for a person to approve
Drafts: what Lea read, waiting for a person to approve

Screens from the Lea dashboard, with made-up data.

Household files

Tenants, leases, documents and history for every household, with what is missing shown at the top.

Rent and arrears

Each household's balance split between the tenant and the subsidy, from your own imported ledger.

Cases and hearings

Incidents, lease violations and legal cases with their dates and documents, tied to the household.

The due list

One list of what is coming due across every building, with the person responsible for each item.

Owners and managers

The portfolio rolled up for owners, and each manager's own buildings for managers.

Ask Lea

Plain-language questions answered from your own records, with the source of every number.

Your staff

Their own logins, limited to the buildings and records their role allows.

Your data stays yours

It runs on a private server used by no other customer, and you can export everything at any time.

How it works

Lea drafts. You decide.

  1. Step 1

    Read

    Every night it imports your property management reports. It never writes back.

  2. Step 2

    Draft

    It turns what comes in into draft records on the right household, and marks anything it is not sure of.

  3. Step 3

    You approve

    A person approves each draft. Nothing counts until they do.

  4. Step 4

    Stay ahead

    The due list and the morning brief keep every deadline in front of the right person.

You choose who sees which buildings, and you can change that from the dashboard at any time.

Approving a record, and anything that goes to a tenant, are always done by a person.

Setup

Your team keeps its software.

Nothing changes in your property management software. Lea reads the reports it already produces and works alongside it.

What you connect

  • The daily reports from your property management software
  • An email address your team forwards mail to
  • Your buildings, units and households
  • Your notice and letter templates

From your dashboard

  • Your staff and the buildings each one sees
  • Who approves which records
  • Your subsidy programs and rent rules
  • What goes on the due list, and when

Each person only sees the buildings they are assigned to.

Hard limits

What Lea will never do.

Whatever else you turn on.

  • Change anything in your property management software
  • Send a notice to a tenant on its own
  • Make up a balance or a date
  • Show a building to someone not assigned to it
  • Take a payment or move money
  • Delete an imported record

Ready when you are.

Lea is $250 a month. Book the assessment and we set it up with your reports and your buildings.