SOLUTIONS · MID-TERM RENTAL
Furnished. Flexible. Still fully run.
Alice runs on top of the PMS you already use, screens and moves in a resident on a 30–90 day clock, keeps the unit turn moving between stays, answers every message at guest speed on what is still, legally, a lease.
Why your operation is different
The stay is shorter and the turn repeats
One-to-six-month stays create more frequent turns than a long-term portfolio.
The contents matter too
Every turn must record furnished-unit condition and inventory.
The payer can change
Billing may be split between a company and the resident.
It is still a lease
Screening and fair-housing obligations remain, but the booking clock is shorter. Landing, Blueground and Zeus Living show the market demand for this model.
What matters most
- Days-not-weeks unit turns
- Screening and move-in at booking speed
- Company-or-resident billing
- Consistent furnished-condition tracking
- Guest-level response on a legal lease
How Brickwise fits
Leasing
Screen and move in a resident on a 30–90-day clock.
Maintenance
Coordinate the furnished turn, condition record and inventory work.
Tenant Communication
Answer lease-level questions at guest-response speed.
Rent Collection & Accounting
Reconcile company and resident billing while the PMS keeps the ledger.
Compliance
Apply screening and fair-housing rules consistently.
Reporting
Report occupancy, turns and accounts from live data.
What’s next
Mid-term operators use the same engine already handling long-term maintenance, tenant communication and leasing at scale, resized for a faster furnished and flexible booking cycle. Current mid-term operators can be first in line.
One operating engine, resized for the cycle
The live maintenance, communication and leasing mechanisms remain the same. The timetable, furnished condition record and billing parties are configured for mid-term work.
Frequently asked questions
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