Property management websites with a clear path for every visitor.

Help property owners understand your management services, guide renters to current listings, and give residents a clear route to the tools they already use. LaniHQ builds and maintains the website around those different needs.

Two minutes to start. You get a 30-minute founder-led review and a written next step, yours to keep either way.

Your property-management platform stays responsible for leases, payments, maintenance records, and accounting. We confirm portal destinations and any supported listing feed or software connection before agreeing on scope.

For property managers handling residential portfolios in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend.

Optional drone capture we can include or arrange for a roof, exterior, or site. The media stays with the client for the website, social, and marketing.

  1. Visitor chooses a path

  2. Relevant details explained

  3. Inquiry or portal selected

  4. Team follows up

  5. Outcome recorded

A website that serves your business and your residents.

For property managers handling residential portfolios in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend.

Pages for prospective owners

Explain the properties you manage, actual coverage area, management services, and how an owner starts a conversation. Use approved project information and genuine reviews, with a clear owner-inquiry destination and a person responsible for replying.

Rental and resident pathways

Guide prospective renters to current listings and your approved application process. Give existing residents a visible route to their portal and the manager's urgent and after-hours instructions. Keep resident service requests separate from new owner inquiries.

Care and a defined handoff

Maintain the public pages, check mobile usability and links, and agree how content changes are handled. Confirm where each inquiry goes and who responds. Listing feeds, custom integrations, advertising, and ongoing SEO campaigns need an agreed scope.

One website, distinct next steps.

Illustrative audience paths, not a client result or a live integration. Each destination is confirmed with the management company before launch.

A property owner exploring management

Reviews the management offer and coverage, then requests a conversation. Your team checks fit and follows up. A submitted inquiry does not establish a management agreement.

Owner inquiry → agreed inbox or CRM → team response

A renter looking for a home

Finds the current listing source and the approved application route. Availability and application details come from the manager's system. A website inquiry is not a tenancy application or approval.

Rental information → approved listings → application provider

An existing resident or vendor

Uses the manager's approved portal or contact route for maintenance and work-order questions. Urgent issues follow the manager's published instructions; an ordinary website form must not imply round-the-clock monitoring.

Resident or vendor access → existing portal → management team

Provider references: AppFolio documents resident portal maintenance requests, and Buildium documents resident payments, requests, and lease documents. These support the portal handoff shown here. Features and access depend on the manager's setup.

Start with the scope, then choose the plan.

Bring your current website, service areas, approved management offer, listing source, and owner and resident portal links. We agree the pages, content responsibilities, inquiry destinations, and care scope before recommending a build or an existing-site improvement.

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Can you improve our existing property management website?

Yes. We review the current pages, access, mobile experience, content, and inquiry routes first. The recommendation may be ongoing care, a focused redesign, or a new build. Your approved services, fees, policies, and coverage guide the content.

Can the website connect to AppFolio or Buildium?

We can assess your approved portal links and available listing tools. A link to a portal is different from syncing data through an API. Feeds, embeds, and custom integrations depend on your provider, account plan, permissions, and supported access. No software partnership or live connection is implied.

Do residents send maintenance requests to LaniHQ?

LaniHQ supplies website and systems work to the management company. Resident requests go to that company's approved portal or contact channel. Its team controls response, vendor coordination, and urgent-service instructions. The LaniHQ Systems Review form is for businesses evaluating our services.

What does a property management website cost?

Compare the published managed website plans for existing-site care, a new build, and a custom system. Page scope, content work, listing requirements, and integrations determine fit and any additional charges. Review the full ownership and cancellation terms; source-code ownership depends on the plan.

What proof will appear on our website?

Use your approved project details, genuine customer feedback, and accurately described experience. Any performance claim needs a source, date range, and metric definition. The audience-path example on this page is an illustration informed by provider documentation, not a LaniHQ property-management client result.

Where work usually leaks

  • After-hours maintenance calls that reach voicemail
  • Requests split across email, text, and a portal
  • Vendor handoffs with no visible status
  • Owner updates assembled by hand at the end of the month

What LaniHQ builds, in order

Foundation

Get found

Stop losing jobs to a website nobody finds.

Systems & automation

Earn reviews

Stop losing jobs to weak reviews.

Systems & automation

Win repeat work

Stop losing jobs to a cold customer list.

How each step works

Find the step losing you the most work.Thirty minutes with the founder.

We look at how people find you, what happens after they call, and which of the six steps is costing you jobs. You leave with it written down, yours to keep either way.

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FREE CHECKLIST

Get the 10-minute lead leak check.

Seven quick tests you can run from your phone to see where calls, forms, and reviews are slipping away. Choose your business type and we will also send short tips that fit.