Legal Answers Without a Lawyer
Every landlord has legal questions. Can I charge this late fee? How much notice do I need to give before entering? What are the security deposit rules in my state? Traditionally, you'd either Google it and hope for accurate results, or pay a lawyer $200-400 per hour for a quick answer. RentSolve AI's compliance assistant gives you immediate answers backed by actual statute citations.
Ask in plain English, get a specific answer with the law referenced.
Powered by 459 State Statutes
The AI compliance assistant is built on RentSolve's legal database: 459 landlord-tenant statutes covering all 50 states and Washington DC. The database covers nine categories: security deposits, eviction process, late fees, rent increases, lease termination, entry rules, habitability standards, fair housing protections, and notice periods. When you ask a question, the AI retrieves the relevant statutes for your state and formulates an answer grounded in actual law, not general advice.
Context-Aware Answers
The AI knows your properties. When you ask about security deposit rules, it knows which state your property is in and gives you the specific answer for that jurisdiction. If you manage properties across multiple states, you can ask about any of them.
The assistant also understands your lease terms, tenant information, and property details, so answers are personalized to your situation rather than generic.
What You Can Ask
Common questions landlords ask the AI assistant include: What is the maximum security deposit I can charge in my state? How many days notice must I give before entering a tenant's unit? What is the grace period for late rent before I can charge a fee? Can I raise rent during a lease term? What disclosures am I required to include in my lease? How do I start the eviction process in my state? Each answer comes with the specific statute number so you can verify it yourself.