STR · MTR · LTR — one platform, built by operators
ALE placements are won by whoever answers the adjuster first — and paid by whoever invoices the claim correctly. Rentology runs the whole pipeline: intake, property matching, claim-compliant billing, and the extensions that come with every repair timeline.
Get Started →When a family is displaced by fire or water damage, the adjuster places whoever responds first with a move-in-ready unit. If your availability lives in your head, you lose the placement.
Insurance carriers reimburse against itemized invoices — accommodation, laundry, meal allowances — not a generic rent receipt. Get the format wrong and payment stalls for weeks.
A 60-day placement becomes 90, then 120, as the home repair drags on. Your calendar, lease, and billing all have to flex without re-doing the paperwork each time.
A structured intake captures the claim details, family size, pets, and needed dates — so you can respond to a placement request with a concrete match instead of a phone tag chain.
Match displaced families to available furnished units by location, capacity, and move-in readiness across your portfolio.
Itemized ALE invoices in the format carriers reimburse against — accommodation, laundry, and meal allowances broken out — billed to the insurer or the policyholder as the claim requires.
Extend the stay when the repair timeline slips: the lease amendment, calendar block, and next invoice all update from one action.
Insurance housing rarely stands alone. The operators who win at ALE run the same furnished units for travel nurses, corporate relocations, and short-term guests between placements. Rentology is the one platform that manages all of those stay types — STR, MTR, and ALE — in a single account with shared calendars, vendors, and owner statements.
No per-unit fees. No 50-unit minimums. Month-to-month.