Regulatory clarity for property managers

Missed rental-rule changes become missed operating work.

Keep filings, licensing deadlines, and changing rental-housing processes in view—then turn approved, source-backed updates into clear team follow-through.

ClearDuty Monitor — $149/month. Source-linked Colorado rental and housing updates, organized for your team's review.

After checkout, confirm your portfolio and monitored sources. If ClearDuty is not a fit, request a refund within 14 days.

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4 monitored areas

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Good morning, Morgan

You're in control.

One update needs your review.

New local housing update

A filing requirement may affect your Seattle portfolio.

Seattle, WA Reviewed 2h ago

Open reviews

03

Sources watched

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See the operating view

A live sample before we ask for anything.

Start with a generic Colorado example. It shows how ClearDuty keeps the original source, a plain-English brief, and the internal next step in one accountable record.

Personalization is optional. It saves your details to tailor a follow-up sample; it does not assess your current compliance status.

Generic Colorado sample

A source-backed change brief, ready for your team's review.

Published source

Colorado Department of Local Affairs housing notice

The source link stays attached to the brief.

Workflow signal

A local rental-housing process update may warrant operational review.

Plain-English brief

ClearDuty preserves the published notice and organizes the change in language your operations team can review.

Why it may matter

This kind of update can touch leasing, notices, registration, or recordkeeping workflows.

Suggested follow-through

Open the source, assign an owner, record the decision, and consult qualified counsel where interpretation is needed.

The operational difference

Manual monitoring leaves the work scattered.

A monthly web check can be a useful habit. It does not create a shared record of what changed, why it mattered, who reviewed it, and what moved next.

Manual monitoring
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Recurring source checks

Ad hoc calendar reminder

Monitored sources organized for your workspace

Source citations

Links can live in separate notes

Exact source attached to every approved brief

Change relevance

Team interprets each notice from scratch

Plain-English relevance rationale alongside the source

Human-review boundary

No shared release control

Customer-facing brief appears only after the review gate

Action tracking

Follow-up lives in email or a separate tool

Status, owner, due date, and priority remain connected

Audit trail

Reconstruct decisions later

Workspace activity retains the operating history

What $149/month includes

One focused monitor for the people keeping the portfolio moving.

ClearDuty Monitor is built for residential property-management teams that want one trusted operating view for their confirmed Colorado portfolio context and monitored public sources.

$149/month. Portfolio fit and monitored-source scope are confirmed during onboarding. If it is not a fit, request a refund within 14 days.

A workspace for your operations, leasing, and compliance owners

Approved source-linked briefs with citations and relevance context

Command Center actions with priority, owner, status, and due-date workflow

Audit history that keeps review and operational follow-through connected

Human review before customer-facing briefs are released

Built for careful operators

ClearDuty makes space for better decisions, not louder alerts.

Every brief has receipts

Original public sources stay attached for your review.

Relevance before noise

Your portfolio context helps organize what deserves attention.

From update to action

A clearer route through regulatory change.

Monitoring should help your team get oriented quickly, preserve the evidence, and move the right work forward.

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Tell us where you operate

Add the states, cities, and property types that shape your day-to-day compliance work.

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Read the change, not the fine print

ClearDuty tracks the sources you select and turns dense updates into a plain-English brief with the source attached.

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Keep the right work moving

Route relevant updates to your team as clear action items, then keep a record of what was reviewed.

Review queue

This week's relevant changes

4 open

Tenant notice timing

State housing agency

Review summary

Rental registration filing

City clerk publication

Assign owner

Habitability standard update

County code bulletin

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Designed for confidence

Your compliance record should be as organized as your portfolio.

ClearDuty brings source links, plain-English summaries, and team follow-through into one calm operating view.

  • Source-linked update briefs
  • Portfolio-aware monitoring
  • Shared review and action history

Operating principles

Trust comes from showing the work, not making unsupported promises.

ClearDuty is designed around a review gate, source-linked briefs, and a durable record of follow-through. We do not fabricate a sense of certainty—your team sees the source, the approved summary, and the operational decision together.

Founder standard

If a brief is not approved under ClearDuty's existing review controls, it does not belong in the customer-facing Command Center.

Questions, answered

A steady partner, not a substitute for counsel.

ClearDuty gives your team a better way to monitor, summarize, and organize public regulatory information.

ClearDuty is operational intelligence for Colorado residential property managers, not a law firm. Alerts summarize public sources for human review and do not provide legal advice or replace qualified counsel.

What happens after checkout?Show
You will create your workspace and confirm the Colorado locations, portfolio context, and sources you want to monitor. Your team can then review source-linked updates and assign follow-through in one place.
What sources can ClearDuty monitor?Show
ClearDuty is being built for property managers who follow state and local rental, housing, and operational rules. Your monitored source list is confirmed during onboarding based on your portfolio and jurisdictions.
How does ClearDuty decide what is relevant?Show
You set your locations, portfolio details, and operating priorities. ClearDuty uses that context to organize updates for review, while preserving the original source material.
Can my whole team use ClearDuty?Show
Yes. Invite the people who own operations, leasing, or compliance work so updates and action items stay visible beyond one inbox.