Checks shaped by your property
Property type, city, units, floors, year built and a few yes/no facts decide which checks appear. Commercial properties get Commercial Insights instead of residential rules.
California compliance
Answer a few questions about one property. See the checks that usually apply, the facts still to verify and where each requirement comes from. No street address, account or card needed.
483 California cities mapped. Results are general information, not legal advice.
Property type, city, units, floors, year built and a few yes/no facts decide which checks appear. Commercial properties get Commercial Insights instead of residential rules.
Answer Not sure and the fact is listed to verify. It is never treated as a violation.
Reviewed city rules show as a local overlay, and each check links its official source where one is published.
Download your checklist with next steps and sources as a text file before deciding to create an account.
Saved dates such as the 21-day security-deposit return for a residential unit appear on Home before they are due.
Answers, photos, notices and dated notes stay on the property, so you can show what was done and when.
Law-change alerts are read by a person before they reach you, and enacted, proposed and effective law are kept apart.
Work through a proposed increase with the facts you enter before preparing a notice.
Today these tools are included at no charge during early access. When Protect opens, ongoing monitoring becomes a paid plan with a separate 14-day trial. See pricing
If you also want to record rent or handle repairs, switch Home to your property at any time. The same properties, tenants and records are used; nothing is copied or reset.
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Informational only — not legal advice. Scores, applicable laws, deadlines, and forms are estimates that may be incomplete or out of date; verify every requirement and consult a licensed attorney before acting. Veluna Elara LLC is not responsible for compliance outcomes. See Terms.