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Check where your rental stands, resolve what needs attention, and stay ahead of changes.

We read the City's records for your property, list what needs doing with a link to the City system where you do it, and keep the dates. You file with the City yourself. What the City doesn't publish, such as the Certificate of Rental Suitability you give each new tenant, stays marked for you to confirm.

How it works

  1. Check the property

    Check · free

    Enter an address. The free result shows the license status and expiration date, open L&I violations, unsafe designations and the lead certificate status, with the date and time we read them, and lists what only you can confirm.

  2. See the full record

    Resolve · Compliance Watch

    Start Compliance Watch from your result for the full record identifiers, license history, available lead certificate details and violation cases. The paid workspace organizes the requirements and asks for answers only you have.

  3. Work through each one

    Resolve · Compliance Watch

    Every requirement gives you why it matters, what to have ready before you start, numbered steps, and a direct link into eCLIPSE, the Tax Center or the lead portal. You file it.

  4. Keep the dates, get the reminders

    Monitor · Compliance Watch

    Record each license and certificate as you receive it, and the property keeps one compliance file. Compliance Watch re-reads supported City records on a daily schedule, emails you when one changes, and reminds you before a license on City records expires, not after.

How this compares

A filing service submits an application or renewal for you, for a fee. We don't file anything with the City. We show what each property's City records say, what needs doing and which City system to do it in, and Compliance Watch re-reads those records on a daily schedule.

Filing services

$300–$500 starting fee

Published one-time examples cover application help for a property's first rental. Extra units, City fees and testing can cost more. Some services include renewal reminders; check the provider's scope.

Compliance Watch

From $99/year

Covers 1–3 properties; portfolio rates available. Supported City-record rechecks, reminders, owner tasks and documents in one property file. You submit filings and pay City and professional fees.

Filing fee examples checked September 7, 2026: $300 starting fee, with additional-unit charges and $500 service fee, with a renewal alert. Prices and included services can change.

How each item is labeled

  • Clear in City records
  • Confirmed by you
  • Needs your answer
  • Action needed
  • City records didn't respond
  • Worth a professional's review
  • Not determined
See how each label looks in the sample report