Real estate
Most lease software assumes you are the landlord. Real portfolios are mixed — you grant leases on the property you own and hold leases on the space you occupy, and the accounting for those two is not the same. FastYoke models direction as a first-class fact, from administration through to the disclosure tables.
Asset and property managers, lease administrators, and the controller who inherits the portfolio at close. You hold somewhere between a dozen and a few thousand leases across commercial, industrial, retail, or public property — and you are running them on a lease abstract spreadsheet, a calendar reminder nobody owns, and a separate schedule your auditor asked for last year.
This page is for the moment the spreadsheet stops being defensible: a renewal option that lapsed because the notice window closed quietly, or an auditor asking which of your leases carry a right-of-use asset and why.
What ships today
Lease Manager is the flagship, and the other three build on the same lease records rather than keeping their own copy.
The flagship. Properties, units, leases, agreements, and critical dates that actually fire — renewal option windows, CPI adjustment dates, certificate expiries, scheduled terminations. One lease model covers both directions: where you are landlord and where you are tenant.
ASC 842 and GASB 87 measurement over the leases you already administer: right-of-use assets, lease liabilities, the amortization schedule, and the disclosure tables. It reads direction first, so a lease you grant is never measured as one you hold. Free up to 25 units; larger portfolios measure with the Property & Real Estate Edition.
Maintenance and turnover work orders against the same properties and units — what broke, who is on it, and what is blocked. Free up to 100 lifetime work orders on its own; installing Lease Manager lifts that cap, because Lease Manager owns the work-order workflow outright.
Give a lessee their own view of the lease behind a magic link — the statements billed under it and the certificates of insurance on file — with no login for you to provision and no password for them to lose. They can file a renewed certificate and raise a request from the same page.
Extend without code
Lease administration is mostly local policy — what counts as a notice window, who signs off on an abatement, which charges are your problem and which are the tenant's. Most of that doesn't need an engineer:
The low-code surface is bounded by what the schema can express. When the customization is broader than schema-shape, you're in customization territory — covered next.
Customize deeply
FastYoke ships a typed SDK (@fastyoke/sdk-next,
@fastyoke/sdk-vue, plus a Rust crate for the kernel). For a
portfolio with an engineering bench, that enables:
For most portfolios the right shape is a Partner engagement: lease abstraction and data migration, schema authoring for your clause set, FSM design for your approval flows, and the first weeks of operator onboarding. See the Marketplace overview for the app catalog a partner assembles from.
Honest tradeoffs
What FastYoke isn't for real estate
If those are deal-breakers, a dedicated lease-administration suite may fit better today. FastYoke is for the portfolio that wants the administration, the maintenance, the tenant-facing surface, and the measurement on one auditable platform instead of four — and wants the accounting to know which side of the lease it is standing on.