Locato Landlord.
Your rental paperwork, handled for the year.
Unpaid rent, repeated late payments, notices to transmit: when you manage dwellings, official letters come back every year. The plan includes unlimited certified sends with proof of receipt, plus all your documents in one place, for $99 a year.
Included in the plan
- Unlimited certified email sends: demand letters, assignment notices, any lease document
- Timestamped proof of receipt and PDF report for every send, conforming to the LCCJTI
- Every letter template grounded in the Civil Code, filled in online
- Files, sends and proofs centralized in your account
- Priority email support
The math is simple
A single demand letter drafted by a lawyer costs $500 to $1,500. A landlord association membership runs over $250 a year. Locato Landlord covers the essentials (the letters and the proof they were received) for $99, unlimited sends included.
Annual plan
Billed annually. Cancel anytime.
Coming for subscribers
These features are in development and will be included in the plan when they ship. Tell us what would help you:
01
Deadline reminders per lease
The rent-increase notice window (3 to 6 months before the term), repossession and renewal deadlines: computed for each of your leases, with email reminders.
02
Rent-increase notice generator
Calculate the justifiable increase using the TAL's percentages, generate the compliant notice and transmit it with proof of receipt.
03
Member-rate tenant screening
Credit and rental-history checks on candidates, at a preferred rate.
Frequently asked questions
Are the sends really unlimited?
Yes, within the normal management of your rental dwellings. The plan is personal: it cannot be used for bulk sending or to offer the service to third parties.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime, from your account. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period; you keep full access until then.
Does the plan include legal advice?
No. Locato is a document-assembly tool and a certified sending service. It does not provide legal advice. For personalized advice, consult a lawyer.