Fill the building, keep the bar
A lease-up brings hundreds of applications in a few weeks. Findigs decides each one against your criteria in a median 3.4 hours, so speed never means approving risk.
Lease-up rewards speed and punishes shortcuts
New buildings open with a stabilization target and a flood of applications. The leasing team can't review them all by hand, and a qualified applicant who waits can sign elsewhere. The usual fix is to approve fast and deal with risk later. Later shows up as bad debt and evictions.
Built for volume without slowing down
Decisions in hours, at any hour
46% of Findigs decisions land outside working hours, and 25% within one hour. Applicants who apply at night don't wait for Monday.
Fewer applicants lost along the way
A fast answer keeps applicants moving. They finish more applications and drop off less, which matters most when hundreds of units need filling.
The same bar on application 1 and 500
Every applicant is decided against the same written policy, so pressure to hit occupancy doesn't quietly lower your standards.
Speed that holds up
- median decision time
- 3.4hrmedian decision time
- less prospect drop-off
- 37%less prospect drop-off
- application completion, 63% vs. a 56% baseline
- +12.5%application completion, 63% vs. a 56% baseline
For anyone racing to stabilize
Lease-up teams
You have a target date and more applications than hours.
Developers and owners
You need the building stabilized with residents who pay.
Smaller operators
You face the same surge with a smaller team.
Questions about multifamily lease up
What is a lease-up in multifamily?
The period when a new or renovated property fills its units, from opening until it reaches the stabilized occupancy its owner or lender targets.
How do you speed up a lease-up?
Answer applicants fast, make the application easy to finish, and keep your criteria fixed. Slow decisions lose applicants to the building down the street. See lead-to-lease conversion.
Does faster screening mean more risk?
Not when the criteria stay the same. Speed comes from automating the checks and the decision, not from skipping them.
Is lease-up different for build-to-rent communities?
The surge is similar, but build-to-rent leases single-family homes rather than apartments. See build-to-rent.
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Stabilize with residents who pay
See how Findigs handles a lease-up surge.
