Joining your rental on Leasii
Updated 13 Nov 2026
Your landlord invited you to Leasii. Here's how to join, and what you can do once you're in. It's free for renters.
Leasii is software your landlord uses to manage their rental themselves. It's free for you.
Join from the invitation
Open the link in your landlord's email. It works once, for 14 days, and only for the email address it was sent to. Create an account with that email, or sign in if you have one, then choose Join. You can also choose to get notices electronically.
If the link has expired or was already used, ask your landlord to send a new one.
Once you're in
- Your rental: your rent, how to pay, your lease, notices and documents.
- Messages: talk to your landlord. Messages are kept as a record for you both.
- Repairs: report something that needs fixing, with photos.
- Inspections: check and sign your condition reports.
- Moving out: give notice, and see your checklist, final rent and bond.
If your landlord added a tenancy that was already running, you'll be asked to check your lease details. Choose They match, or tell them what's different.
General guidance, not legal advice. For advice about your situation, contact your state's tenancy authority or a lawyer.
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- Condition reports and inspections Why the ingoing condition report matters for your bond, how to check and sign it, and what happens at a routine inspection.
- If your landlord's bank details change How a change of rent account works in Leasii, and how to avoid paying a scammer.
- Messages and asking your landlord for permission Message your landlord with a lasting record, and ask for things that need their consent, like a pet or hanging pictures.
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Tell us what you were looking for and we'll help. We aim to reply within one business day. For anything about your rental itself, like repairs or rent, contact your landlord.