Posts about Product update

SerosAccess, Tenant Turner’s access management mobile app released a significant update in April. The update brings a more polished experience for property managers and residents alike — with new features, a cleaner interface, and performance improvements.

Tenant Turner has been the easiest-to-use platform in leasing for over a decade. But that doesn't mean we've stopped improving.

The platform that makes leasing effortless is taking it to another level with an AI Virtual Agent. The conversations we've had with property managers about missed leads from after-hours inquiries stuck with us. And AI is helping us do something about it. We're excited to share that the Tenant Turner AI Virtual Agent is officially in beta.

When you tell us about your ideas for improvements, we listen. Because we know it’s the property managers, the ones in the trenches, who know what’s best for their businesses. Case in point: Tenant Turner’s new lead qualification flow. The redesigned flow is a direct result of our customers’ feedback. And it’s going to help more renter leads go from “I’m interested” to “I booked a showing.”

Renters want to see the real cost of renting — not just the base rent with a surprise list of add-ons later. And now, a growing number of states and cities are pushing the industry towards clearer fee disclosure and more prominent “total price” presentations. That’s why Tenant Turner has rolled out updates designed to help property managers disclose required fees without creating extra chaos across the leasing workflow.

60 million leads and more than eight million showings. Those numbers represent Tenant Turner’s experience helping property managers convert leads and get leases signed. 2025 put that experience to the test. The tightening rental market made this a challenging year for our industry. Property managers had to adjust their processes, often becoming more hands on than in past years. We adjusted too. Here’s a look at some of the steps we took to make life better for property managers in 2025.

If you manage multiple rentals, you know just how quickly keeping listings up to date can eat up your entire week. Rent changes, photos get refreshed, floor plans shift, and suddenly someone’s chasing down spreadsheets, logging into three different sites, and updating the same details over and over again. At a small scale, it’s a nuisance. At the portfolio scale, it’s a full-time job.