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Reduce rental vacancy

Cut the days between leases

Findigs cuts rental vacancy by deciding in hours, keeping every application moving to signed, and showing which units bleed empty days.

Trusted by the owners and operators behind 400K+ rental units
Sentral
Evernest
Oakwood Management Company
The problem

Every day of vacancy is rent you never get back

When a unit turns, the vacancy clock starts, and every day between listing and signed lease is rent you never recover. Decisions that take two or three days send applicants to the next listing, the application restarts somewhere else, and the unit sits while your team chases files instead of filling it.

The Findigs answer

Close the gap between leases

Decide before they drift

Decide in hours, not days

Findigs returns an automatic approve, approve with conditions, or decline on a 3.4-hour median, and across the network that speed cuts days on market from 66 to 49.

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Every start finishes

Applications that finish the first time

The Findigs application lifts completion 7 points, from 56% to 63%, so files that used to stall on a missing document get to signed instead of sending the unit back to market.

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See where days leak

Find the units that sit

Findigs shows time to decision, approval rates, and days on market by property and cohort, so you see which buildings sit, which policy rules stall them, and where the next empty week is coming from.

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Outcome proof

Revenue quality, measured

fewer days on market
17fewer days on market
lower blended vacancy
1.65 ptslower blended vacancy
median decision
3.4-hourmedian decision

Network averages across Findigs operators.

FAQ

Questions about vacancy

How does faster decisioning reduce rental vacancy?

Empty days pile up while applications wait for an answer. Decisioning returns approve, approve with conditions, or decline on a 3.4-hour median, which removes the dead time from every turn: no two-day gap where the applicant drifts to the next listing, no unit relisted because a stalled file quietly died, and no queue for your team to clear before the lease can move.

How is reducing vacancy different from increasing occupancy?

Occupancy is the rate you report across the portfolio. Vacancy is the days and dollars between leases. This page is about closing that gap faster; for the portfolio rate, see our increase occupancy page.

How do I know what vacancy is costing me?

Take your daily rent, which is monthly rent divided by 30, your days vacant per turn from listing date to signed lease, and your turns per year across the portfolio. Multiply the three and it's rarely small: one 20-day turn on a $2,000 unit is $1,333 gone.

Does filling units faster mean approving riskier applicants?

No. The decision gets faster, not looser. The same screening criteria apply to every file automatically, Findigs builds risk tiers on post-lease payment outcomes from 400K+ units, and every decision logs its reasons and audit trail.

Stop screening, start leasing

See how Findigs decisions every application automatically.

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