Your residents
Who is in each unit, with dates, status and rent.
Each of your units with its current resident, their move-in date, contract end date, status and monthly rent.
The statuses mean:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Living here | In the unit, within their contract |
| Month-to-month | Contract end has passed with no notice given — still in the unit, no departure date |
| Moving in | Contracted but not yet arrived |
| Moving out | Notice given, departure date set |
| Expected to leave | Contract ending soon, no notice yet — a forecast, not a commitment |
Contact details are deliberately not shown. If you need to reach a resident, ask us and we will pass it on.
What "expected to leave" is, and is not
"Expected to leave" is a forecast, not a commitment. It means a contract is ending soon with no notice filed, or a resident has mentioned an intention without filing. The date can move, and it often does — many residents simply stay and roll onto month-to-month.
Do not plan around it as though a departure were confirmed. "Moving out" is the status that means a notice exists with a date.
Month-to-month is not a problem
A contract ending without a notice does not mean anything is wrong. The resident stays on, billed a full month at a time, until they give notice. See Month to month.
For an owner it is usually good news: continued occupancy with no void and no re-letting cost.
Rent shown here is the contracted monthly rent
It is what the resident pays in a normal, whole month. A given month on your statement can legitimately differ — a part month, a discount, or a first month collected on the move-in invoice.
Contact details
Contact details are deliberately not shown. Your residents' agreement is with the operator, not with you, and their details were not given for onward sharing. If you need to reach a resident, ask and it will be passed on.