Your rentals, registered — in every city. Flat $12/door/mo.

You bought cash flow out of state. You also bought rental registrations, license renewals, lead certs, and inspection deadlines in every city you own — each with its own portal, fees, and penalties. I run all of it as a flat-fee desk, and send you one monthly “you're green” email.

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What the desk does

Files everything

Rental registrations, license renewals, local-agent designations (you pick the agent; I coordinate the paperwork), lead-cert calendars, turnover certificates.

Tracks every deadline

One compliance calendar across all your cities. Rules changed in at least four of my covered cities in 2026 alone; catching that is the job.

Books inspections

Scheduled with your local contact — tenant, handyman, or PM opens the door. I never need to be on site, and neither do you.

Pays city fees on your card

Always your card, always itemized, receipts in every digest. I never mark up a government fee.

Covered markets: Detroit · Cleveland · Philadelphia · Baltimore · Indianapolis · New Jersey · Rhode Island · Columbus · Toledo · Kansas City · St. Louis · Minneapolis · Milwaukee · Los Angeles · Nashville

The free snapshot — how everyone starts

Send addresses. Just addresses — no logins, no documents, no call.

I check the public records. City portals and registries — the same sources the enforcement offices use.

You get a one-pager. What's registered, what isn't, what it costs to fix, what's due next, and your exposure if ignored. Free, yours regardless. If everything's green, I'll tell you that too.

Pricing

$12/door/month

$149/mo minimum. No contract, cancel anytime. Every registration, renewal, and inspection across every covered city you own in.

$79/turnover event

Cities that require a certificate at every tenant change (NJ towns, St. Louis, Philadelphia CRS).

City fees are always yours, paid on your card, itemized with receipts. Never marked up.
Property managers: white-label desk from $4–6/door wholesale — ask.

Scope, in plain sight: The Registration Desk is an administrative filing service, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Disputes, evictions, and habitability questions belong with your attorney — I'll happily coordinate paperwork they direct. Where a city requires a local agent (Cleveland, Philadelphia, NJ, RI, Ohio statewide), the agent is someone on your side — I coordinate the designation; I never serve as the agent.