Housing Agent
The Housing Agent reviews your lease for red flags, checks whether your rent is fair for your area, drafts demand letters, and guides you through deposit recovery and move-out compliance.
What the Housing Agent can do
- Review your lease — identify red flags, unusual clauses, and terms that may not be enforceable
- Check if your rent is fair — compare your rent or a proposed increase against local market data
- Flag anything unusual — surface clauses or charges worth a closer look
- Draft demand letters — formal letters to landlords for disputes, repairs, or deposit recovery
- Deposit recovery & move-out — guide you through getting your deposit back and meeting move-out obligations
Sample interaction
You: My landlord is increasing my rent by 25%. Is that legal?
Housing Agent: That depends on your location and lease terms. What state and city do you live in, and is your lease month-to-month or a fixed term? I’ll check the local rent-increase regulations for your area.
It researches the applicable rules, tells you whether the increase is within legal limits, and drafts a response letter if it’s not.
Steps
Step 1: Open the Housing Agent
Tap Agents in the sidebar and open the Housing Agent.
Step 2: Share your situation or upload a document
Tell the agent about your housing issue. For lease reviews, upload your lease directly in the conversation.
Step 3: Get a detailed analysis
It reviews your lease or situation, flags potential issues, and explains your options in plain language.
Step 4: Take action
It drafts letters, outlines steps for formal complaints, or suggests next moves. You decide what to send.
Good to know
- The Housing Agent is not a lawyer. Its output is informational, not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for binding legal decisions.
- It uses Memories, so if you’ve shared housing details before, it already has context.
- It uses open source models for sensitive legal topics.
- Upload lease documents directly in the chat for the most accurate review.
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