Several flats on the market at once – and you lose the overview.
Which property is where? Who already has a viewing? By flat number five at the latest, your head can no longer keep track.
Locari for everyone letting or looking after several flats – several times a year. You keep the decision. The system scales with you.
Which property is where? Who already has a viewing? By flat number five at the latest, your head can no longer keep track.
A hundred enquiries a week can’t be answered by hand. Sooner or later the first email simply gets left behind.
Heavy systems with accounting and modules you’ll never use. You’re not looking for a second Excel – you’re looking for less of it.
All active listings at a glance – status, open enquiries and the next viewings per property, without tab chaos.
Define the same criteria once and apply them to several flats – instead of setting up each property individually. Applicants reach you pre-qualified.
Time per letting, applicant volume, throughput per property – condensed so you can steer your lettings.
Got a team working with you? Separate logins with clear roles – everyone works on the same set of properties, you keep the overview.
A new flat in the mix? Locari writes the listing in your tone, local-area info included, publishes it on ImmoScout24 and Kleinanzeigen and takes over communication from the very first enquiry. You approve – the rest runs on its own.
Tenant changes are routine for you – more often than for most. Locari reactivates the listing with the saved criteria from the last letting and gathers the first applicants the same day.
applicant enquiries in 20.5 hours – every one answered
Several units at once? Each flat has its own clean thread – enquiries, viewings and documents kept separate per property. In the dashboard you see them all in parallel, without inboxes and calendars getting mixed up.
No subscription, no commission – you pay per activated listing. Volume conditions on request when several lettings a year are due.
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