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Find tenants
Negotiate contracts
Create e-sign tenancy agreements
Streamline admin and access guidance on rules and regulations
Use tenant messaging service
Track rent and deposit payments
Collate online inventories
A smart solution for property letting and management
What is Lisa?
Lisa has been created by experts for time-poor landlords looking to cut out costly agency fees and take control of their own properties. Lisa’s easy-to-use property management software gives landlords direct mobile and tablet access to real-time property, tenancy and payment information. It also gives top-notch advice and an everything you need to know low-down on leasing a property without an estate agent.
Lisa acts as an online property portal storing all your property information including tenancy documents, contracts, photos, floor plans and safety certificates in one place. It also provides all-you-need-to-know checklists covering government leasing legislation, property regulations (MEES) and all tenancy requirements.
Who can Lisa help?
For the lond landlord, the residential investor and even the property tycoon – Lisa is for people with one or multiple properties who want to avoid agency fees, maximise profit and minimise hassle.
How much money can I save?
In short? Thousands of pounds.
High street agents typically charge 20% comission (10% of the first year’s rent for new lettings plus 10% for property management).
Lisa charges a flat rate of £10 to cover the letting adverts and then just 1% of the rent for the online property management. For a property with a UK average rent of £921 per calendar month (£11,052 per annum), high street agents will cost £2,210. Lisa will cost £231.
“I became fed up with agents taking so much for doing so little for services that could be largely automated and self-administered. I set out to create a user friendly solution to allow landlords to take control and save money. Lisa provides the key facilities for effective letting and management at a fraction of the cost.”
Sophie Black, Founder