Built on your Yardi

3× your team’s bandwidth for leasing

Lintel is an autonomous system that handles leasing, maintenance, and recertification. It answers inquiries at 11pm, chases applications, and files HUD paperwork.

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A New York prewar residential apartment building at street level. A uniformed doorman stands beneath a canvas awning; topiaries in stone planters flank the entrance and a window box spills ivy. A tree-lined sidewalk leads south past lower walk-ups toward a tall residential tower in the distance. Three birds wheel through the sky overhead. Pen-and-ink engraving.
Plate 01 — Manhattan, looking southPen and ink, 2026
3×
units per agent
↓30%
days vacant
95%
cases handled autonomously
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How it works

Three jobs your team stops doing.

Lintel takes over 95% of the busywork so your team can focus on the 5% that actually matters.

Leasing runs itself.

35% of leads arrive after 7pm. Lintel answers every one in under thirty seconds, in any language — then schedules the tour, screens the applicant, and waits for your approval before it speaks for you.

  • SMS, email, web, phone
  • Income, credit, eviction, ID
  • Approval-before-send on sensitive topics
  • Days vacant down by 30%; tour conversion up 40%
An empty, freshly prepared New York apartment interior with tall arched windows looking out onto a brownstone block. A single moving box with a key on top sits in the center of a polished hardwood floor. Pen-and-ink engraving.
Plate 02 — A unit, preparedPen and ink, 2026

Maintenance closes its own loop.

Lintel works with tenants 24/7 to document the issue, dispatches a vetted vendor, verifies the work with a photo, and flags above market pricing.

  • Voice, photo, and chat intake from residents
  • Vendor coordination — scheduling, COI, after-hours rate verification
  • Completion verified by photo + resident sign-off
  • Invoices auto-checked against your vendor history; flags overbills before you pay
A New York rooftop view across a residential block — water towers, fire escapes, chimneys, and a small silhouetted tradesperson tending to mechanical equipment on a flat rooftop, with the Manhattan skyline rising in the distance. Pen-and-ink engraving.
Plate 03 — The block, from abovePen and ink, 2026

Recertifications file themselves.

Lintel handles 120/90/60-day notices, income re-verification, document collection, EIV cross-check, and HUD-50059 generation — and shows the asset manager which units in the August cohort still need attention.

  • HUD, LIHTC, Section 8, Mitchell-Lama compliant
  • Wet-signature workflows with electronic-record retention (HUD-permitted since 2020)
  • TRACS monthly submission via iMAX
  • Cohort view for asset managers
An owner's study at the end of the day. A slim tablet on a wooden desk displays a property dashboard with occupancy charts and monthly income; a wall calendar shows the first of the month; through an arched window, brownstones, a water tower, and the Manhattan skyline. Pen-and-ink engraving.
Plate 04 — The cohort, this monthPen and ink, 2026

When you’re ready

Run more units with the same team.

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