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How to Read Your Compliance Score

Understand your portfolio compliance health across disclosures, deposit limits, and rent caps.

3 min read  ·  Updated June 2026

Before you start:
  • Growth plan or above with active leases
1

View your portfolio score

Go to the compliance section. Your portfolio average and per-lease breakdown show color-coded scores: Green 90+ (compliant), Yellow 70–89 (attention needed), Red below 70 (action required).

2

Understand findings

Each lease shows specific findings: MISSING_JURISDICTION, DEPOSIT_OVER_LIMIT, missing disclosures. Each WARNING finding reduces your score by 10 points. Review each finding to understand what needs to be corrected.

3

Resolve issues

Address the flagged items: add missing disclosures, fix deposit amounts, set jurisdictions on leases. Each resolved item removes the associated finding from your score.

4

Re-sweep

Run a new compliance sweep. Resolved findings are automatically cleared and your score improves toward 100. The sweep reflects the current state of your leases and property attributes.

5

Feature gating

The compliance engine requires Growth plan. Full portfolio sweep (complete analysis across all leases) requires Scale. Starter and Free users see a 403 with an upgrade recommendation.

Common questions

What compliance rules are tracked?

California-specific: AB 1482 rent caps, security deposit limits (Civil Code 1950.5), required disclosures (lead paint, mold, Megan’s Law), and notice form requirements.

How often should I run a sweep?

Run a sweep after making changes to leases, deposits, or property attributes. The score reflects the most recent sweep results and does not update automatically between sweeps.

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