Property management
Text templates for property managers
Property management is the same messages across many doors: acknowledging a maintenance request, giving a rent reminder that stays civil, and scheduling access. These ten carry blanks for the unit, date and tenant name.
What's in it
Every reply below lands in your library as a folder. Anything in brackets is a blank the app asks you to fill as you send.
By the message you need to send
The same replies, grouped by the moment they are for - each page explains when to send it and what to say.
Questions
- How do I text a tenant about late rent?
- State the amount and the date plainly, with no editorial. A neutral reminder that reads the same to every tenant is both fairer and easier to defend later. The rent reminder here is written to that standard.
- What should I say when a tenant reports maintenance?
- Acknowledge it, say what happens next, and give a timeframe. Most escalation comes from silence rather than from the repair itself.
- Do these help with inspection notices?
- Yes, there is an inspection notice reply with blanks for the date, window and unit. Check your local notice-period rules and edit the wording once to match.
- Are these free?
- Yes. The pack is free to install and the keyboard is free to use.
More packs
Other sets to start from
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Beauty & salon
Beauty
Booking confirmations, deposits, running-late and reschedule replies for a salon chair.
See the replies -
Everyday
Everyday
On my way, running late, can I call you back - the messages you send most.
See the replies -
Freelance & agency
Freelance
Scope, rates, deposit terms and kickoff notes so every new client hears the same thing.
See the replies
Install it, then make it yours.
Keep the replies you'd actually send, change the wording, add your own blanks.
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