agentclaw

AI agents for property management

Your best property managers spend their days in the inbox, not the buildings.

Maintenance requests at midnight. The same twelve tenant questions every week. Renewal letters that slip. Owner statements that eat the first week of the month. We install AI agents that carry the repetitive load, so your managers get their hours back.

The manual reality

One work order touches five systems and three people

A water heater fails in unit 4B on a Friday night. The tenant submits a portal ticket, then emails, then calls the after-hours line. Saturday morning, someone on your team reads all three, works out it is the same issue, decides it is urgent, checks the lease to confirm responsibility, finds a plumber who picks up, confirms the owner's approval threshold, dispatches, updates the work order, and messages the tenant. That is one ticket.

A 300-door portfolio runs that loop dozens of times a week, alongside renewal letters due 90 days ahead, delinquency notices on a legal timeline, and owner statements due the first week of every month. None of it is hard. All of it interrupts.

Your property management software tracks the work. It does not do the work. That gap is where your team's hours go, and it is exactly where AI agents fit.

  • Work orders arrive by portal, email, text, and voicemail, and a human reads every one
  • Renewal tracking lives in a spreadsheet sitting next to the PMS
  • Month-end owner reporting means writing the same narrative once per owner, every month
agentclaw · workflow run

$ claw run invoice-intake

→ 47 documents queued

→ extracted · matched · posted

✓ done in 3m 12s · 0 exceptions escalated

Use cases

Agents built for how a management company actually runs

Every one of these runs inside systems you already own. Nothing here asks tenants or owners to learn new software.

Maintenance

Work order triage

Reads every incoming request from the portal, email, and after-hours voicemail transcripts. Merges duplicates, classifies emergency versus routine, checks the lease for responsibility, and drafts the vendor dispatch with unit access notes and the owner's spend threshold flagged.

Tenant comms

Tenant reply drafting

Answers the questions that repeat: rent due dates, pet addendum terms, guest policy, notice periods, move-out procedure. Each draft cites the lease clause or house policy it pulled from, and a manager approves before anything sends.

Leasing

Renewal pipeline

Watches every lease 90 days out. Pulls current rent and terms, drafts the renewal offer on your template, sends on approval, chases signatures, and surfaces the non-responders so nobody rolls to month-to-month by accident.

Owner reporting

Owner statement narratives

Turns the raw monthly statement from AppFolio or Buildium into a plain-English owner update: what came in, what was spent and why, what is scheduled next. Written per owner, in your voice, ready to review in one batch.

Collections

Rent reminder sequences

Drafts the reminder and late-notice sequence on the timeline your state and lease allow, logs every touch against the tenant record, and escalates to a human the moment a tenant replies with anything other than a payment.

Operations

Move-out coordination

When notice lands, the agent assembles the checklist: confirms the notice date, schedules the inspection, drafts utility transfer reminders, and prepares the deposit disposition letter from the inspection notes for your review.

How it works

From audit to agents running your back office

  1. 01

    Audit the operation

    We map where the hours actually go: how work orders arrive and get dispatched, how renewals are tracked, what month-end reporting takes, which tenant questions repeat. You get a written plan ranking the automations by payback, whether or not you hire us.

  2. 02

    Install inside your stack

    We build agents around AppFolio, Buildium, Rent Manager, or whatever runs your portfolio. Everything ships in draft mode first: dispatches, tenant replies, and owner updates get human approval until you decide otherwise.

  3. 03

    Run, measure, expand

    We monitor the agents, tighten what misfires, and extend autonomy where it is earned. As doors get added, the agents absorb the volume instead of your payroll.

Straight answers

Tenant leases, payment history, and owner financials would flow through these agents. Where does that data live?+

It stays in your property management system. Agents connect to AppFolio, Buildium, or whatever you run through accounts you control, with permissions you set, and we sign an NDA before the audit. Where AI model providers are involved, we use business-tier terms that exclude your data from model training. Before anything is installed, we walk you through the exact data flow, system by system.

What happens if an agent tells a tenant something wrong?+

Agents start in draft mode. A tenant reply or vendor dispatch gets written with the lease clause or policy it relied on attached, and someone on your team approves it before it goes out. You extend autonomy one workflow at a time, only where the agent has earned it. Mistakes get caught at the review step, which is the point of having one.

We run our whole operation on Buildium. Do we have to switch software?+

No. We build around your existing stack: AppFolio, Buildium, Propertyware, Rent Manager, Yardi Breeze, plus your email and phone systems. If your current setup is genuinely the bottleneck, we will say so in the audit rather than build on top of it.

What does it cost?+

Engagements start at $5,000 per month. Every engagement begins with a free AI opportunity audit, so you see the ranked plan before you spend anything. If that is not in the budget yet, our free resources include workflows and prompt packs your team can run on its own. They are genuinely free.

Find out which agent pays for itself first

Book a free AI opportunity audit. We map your work-order flow, renewal tracking, and month-end reporting, then hand you a ranked plan you keep either way.

We take on companies ready to invest $5,000+/month. Not there yet? Our free resources are genuinely free.