FAQ

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The short version of how Leasey works. Still curious? Reach out any time.

What is Leasey?
Leasey is a chat-first property management platform. Property managers, owners, and tenants handle leases, rent, autopay, and escrow-backed payouts through one assistant that can take real actions — not just answer questions.
How do tenants pay rent?
Tenants pay by ACH bank debit or a saved credit card. ACH rent flows through regulated escrow and releases to the owner on schedule; card payments clear directly. Tenants can also enable autopay to draft rent automatically each month.
What is escrow and why does it matter?
Rent collected by ACH is held in a regulated escrow account before it reaches the owner. Every payment carries a full lifecycle — held, released, refunded — reconciled nightly. It means owners know a payment truly cleared, and there’s an auditable trail for every dollar.
How do owner payouts and fees work?
Collected rent settles in escrow and pays out to owners with your management fee deducted automatically. Fees can be a flat amount, a percentage, or configured per lease. Property managers send an individual payout or the whole batch at once.
Do owners or tenants need to complete KYC?
No. Only the property manager receiving and disbursing funds completes identity verification. Owners are receive-only and tenants only add a payment method — no verification paperwork on their side.
How do people sign in?
Leasey supports passkeys (Face ID / Touch ID / security keys) and email magic links, plus passwords where needed. No password to reset and no shared credentials.
Can I move existing leases in?
Yes. Add leases by hand, or upload a signed PDF and let the assistant extract the rent, term, due day, tenant, and property. You confirm the fields before anything is created.
Does Leasey run tenant screening?
Property managers can request tenant screening from within Leasey and review results alongside the rest of the lease record.

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