LIT polls renters at 6, 5, 4 and 3 months before their lease ends. You see doubt early - before it becomes a notice to vacate - and have months to act, not weeks.

Renters answer one quick question four times. You get a clear read on every lease approaching its end.
Four polls, one signal. At 6, 5, 4 and 3 months out, renters pick one of five answers - from Very Likely to Very Unlikely. It takes seconds.

Doubt, visible early. Every answer comes back to you, so you know exactly which renters to talk to.

Act before it's a vacancy. With months of lead time, have a real renewal conversation, start marketing the unit, or both.

Most landlords don't know whether a renter is renewing until the 60-day notice. By then it's a vacancy conversation, not a retention one. LIT flips the timeline.
The first poll goes out 6 months before lease end, then again at 5, 4 and 3. Every answer is tracked so you see sentiment move.
Very Likely, Likely, Not Sure, Unlikely, Very Unlikely. Renters answer in seconds and the signal stays consistent.
In early data, every renter who answered Not Sure or lower ended up leaving. A pattern worth watching, not a guarantee.
Renewal intentions arrive months before lease end, so the renewal window becomes a strategy instead of a scramble.

Four data points over six months show trends forming. A renter who slips from Likely to Not Sure between months 5 and 4 is telling you something.
Price renewals with confidence and start marketing sooner when turnover looks likely. Fewer vacant days, better-informed rent decisions.
A structured read on every renter approaching lease end, so nothing sneaks up on you at 30 days.
No other major platform we compare against polls renters on renewal intent. Shuk includes it, as low as $2 per unit.
"Recently started using Shuk and it makes my experience as a renter so smooth and easy! Easy to get set up and super convenient to have access to everything in one place."
"Shuk Rentals has helped me receive tenant payments faster than competing platforms. The built-in service provider feature also gives landlords access to reliable, high-quality professionals, making maintenance and repairs easier and more efficient."
"Shuk allowed me to secure trustworthy tenants more than 60 days prior to lease end date. Tenants searched for my property based on lease dates. For a small property owner, any vacancy is a huge hit, so this feature gave me incredible peace of mind."
"The Lease Indication Tool is a standout-it helps me predict which tenants are likely to renew, so I can plan ahead, avoid vacancies, and keep providing great places to live. It's smart, intuitive, and makes property management easier and more rewarding than ever!"
"I love the lease renewal indicator tool. That is super cool."
Account & Lease Management keeps renter details and lease terms together, including the lease dates LIT polls against.
Learn MoreTwo-Way Reviews let landlords and renters rate each other at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months into the lease.
Learn MoreListings stay current and ready while units are occupied, so you never start from zero when a renter gives notice.
Learn MoreFind answers to common questions about the Lease Indication Tool on Shuk
Pricing should reflect current market comparables within a one-mile radius, not what the previous tenant paid or what the landlord needs to cover expenses. A useful benchmark is the 25th to 75th percentile of comparable active listings. If inquiries are low after the first week, price is typically the primary factor. A modest price reduction in week one almost always costs less than an additional two to three weeks of vacancy.
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