Hand off the rental administration. Keep control of the property.

RRG handles the recurring administrative side of rental management: rent administration, resident ledgers, lease and document administration, routine resident communication, renewals, approved reminder and notice workflows, and owner reporting.

Owners keep control of repairs, vendor selection, scheduling, property access, inspections, make-ready work, and physical-property spending. RRG can record and relay repair reports but does not dispatch or supervise vendors.

Core management is $99 per occupied unit per month for owners with 1–4 active occupied units, $89 per occupied unit for 5–9, and $79 per occupied unit for 10 or more. The applicable tier is based on the owner's total active occupied-unit count.

Yes. Existing-tenant onboarding can bring the current property, resident, lease, emergency reporting information, and owner vendor/access plan into the RRG system without requiring a new tenancy.

The service is designed around the RRG portal and email. Owners can review properties, leases, account activity, renewals, documents, reports, and administrative messages without relying on routine phone support.

RRG can receive and document a resident repair report and relay it to the owner or the owner's designated contact. The owner remains responsible for selecting, scheduling, approving, and paying the vendor unless a separate written arrangement says otherwise.

RRG can maintain the ledger and administrative records and support approved paperwork workflows, but physical eviction, court appearances, constable coordination, and legal representation are outside the service. Legal actions require the appropriate human review.

RRG tracks upcoming expirations, opens a renewal workflow, records the owner's instructions, and prepares the administrative next steps. Nonrenewal requests are routed for human review before any legal notice is sent.