Messages and asking your landlord for permission
Updated 13 Nov 2026
Message your landlord with a lasting record, and ask for things that need their consent, like a pet or hanging pictures.
Messages
Messages are between you and your landlord. Your co-tenants don't see them. They can't be changed or deleted once sent, so they're a record for you both. You can export them as a PDF.
For repairs, use Repairs instead, so they're tracked.
Requests
Some changes need your landlord's consent, like hanging pictures, keeping a pet or adding a housemate. Under Requests, say what you'd like to do and choose Send request. Leasii shows the date your landlord should answer by.
Notices
Formal notices from your landlord, like an entry notice or a rent increase, are on Your rental under Notices. Open one to read it, then choose I've read it.
General guidance, not legal advice. For advice about your situation, contact your state's tenancy authority or a lawyer.
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