For Landlords

Price with market data, screen consistently, and keep the boring parts (rent, maintenance, docs) on rails.

How to price a rental without leaving money on the table

Start with comparable listings in the same city and size class, then adjust for condition, amenities, and time on market.

Ayillo's Market Rent Insights panel gives you 25th / median / 75th ranges, demand heat, and days-on-market signals — apply the suggestion or override with a reason.

Reprice on renewals, not mid-lease, and always in writing with sufficient notice per state law.

Writing screening standards you can defend

Set your criteria before you list: minimum income multiple (commonly 2.5–3x rent), credit floor, eviction lookback, and pet policy.

Apply the same standards to every applicant, document decisions, and use adverse-action language when required.

From the RepairFlow ecosystem

RepairFlow network

Contextual add-ons that pick up where Ayillo hands off. You may be routed to a partner site.

FixxyOpen →
Vetted contractors, on demand.
Use when: You need a licensed pro for a work order Ayillo just created.
FairPriceGuruOpen →
Fair-market pricing on parts and repairs.
Use when: You're approving a maintenance bid and want a third-party price check.
iContractOpen →
Leases, addenda, and e-signature.
Use when: You need a lease, addendum, or notice signed and filed to the property.
SochelyOpen →
Social and marketing for property brands.
Use when: You're publishing a new listing and want cross-channel promotion.