-- Notification in listings/auto registration emails/communication with guests?

I'd add an auto-reply explaining what counts as an emergency - "flooding, lockouts, no power only."

Let’s say you own an auto repair business taxed as an S-Corporation.Separately, you own the garage building in an LLC.So you decide to have the S-Corp rent the garage from your LLC.Simple enough, right?

Auto categorizes expenses and maintenance requests.

Innago or TurboTenant (free tiers) – They come with built-in templates for move-in packets and checklists, plus auto-email reminders tied to lease dates.

That’s a fair concern.In my experience, when an auto-dialer is structured properly — compliant configuration, correct pacing, and clear disclosures — the risk drops significantly.Out of curiosity, how was your dialing operation structured when this happened?  

The collateral loses value.My Question for this Group:As lenders holding the note, are you starting to mandate any kind of physical risk mitigation (like leak detection or auto-shutoffs) as a condition of the loan?

I've also been using PropLab lately which auto-pulls comps and rent estimates, then spits out a baseline report in about 60 seconds.

The majority of them seem like auto responses, AI, drip email campaigns or just like a third party scheduling service that some podcasts or lead gen companies are paying for. 

I already have 50 auto pay bills that I'm gonna have to call each stupid company and swap over to the new bank acct; or spend 10 minutes trying to figure out the passwords b/c we all know with the electric company, if you don't have a two-factor authentication, you run the risk of someone else paying your light bill right?