Why mobile-home community management is different
Mobile-home communities mix lot rents (the resident owns the home) with community-owned rentals. Ayillo distinguishes the two and tracks each correctly.
Mobile-home communities mix lot rents (the resident owns the home) with community-owned rentals. Ayillo distinguishes the two and tracks each correctly.
Mobile-home communities mix lot rents (the resident owns the home) with community-owned rentals. Ayillo distinguishes the two and tracks each correctly.
A lot lease is a shorter document because the community isn't renting the home. A home-and-lot lease renders the full residential lease. Community-owned inventory is a property list, not a resident record.
Yes. Resident-owned homes appear on the lot record but are not treated as community assets.
Run apartment leasing, rent collection, resident portals, and maintenance across every unit in one workspace.
Manage single-family rentals with per-property owner statements, autopay, maintenance dispatch, and a real resident portal.
Operate multifamily portfolios with unit mix, occupancy analytics, work-order routing, and portfolio-wide reporting.
Manage 2–4 unit rentals with a resident portal, autopay, and shared building expenses tracked per unit.
Rent out condos with HOA-aware leases, association fees tracked, and tenant-facing rules attached to the lease.
Handle joint-and-several leases, individual leases, roommate matching, and academic-year turnover in one workspace.