Map every AI tool across your portfolio to federal, state and city rules in seconds, with clear next steps for every property team. Check your first AI tool for free.
Your AI tools now answer prospects, score applicants, recommend rents and route work orders. Know what each one must meet in the state and city where each property sits, and show renters, teams and owners how you meet it.

Set up each property and its AI tools, see what they require, then act on it and share the result.
Its address sets the federal, state and city rules it is checked against. Then add its AI tools: pick them from common tools, describe your own, or let Microsoft 365 and your staff link find them.

The federal, state and city rules for each property’s location, with each official source and the date new rules start.

Follow your next steps and share a versioned report for each property with owners, investors and auditors.

Add your tenant screening software at a property in Denver, and this is what you see.
See how the state and the federal rules class the tool, from minimal to high risk.
Each duty is linked to the official text and dated the day it was checked.
A short list your leasing team can act on today, kept current as laws change.
Rental Application Fairness Act, C.R.S. 38-12-904: never consider arrest records, and within 20 days of a denial give written reasons and a copy of any consumer report used. SB 23-184: no credit scores for applicants who pay with a housing subsidy. From 1 January 2027, SB 26-189 adds notice before use, an explanation of any adverse decision within 30 days, and correction and human review on request.
Official source ↗ · Checked 1 November 2026Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. 1681m: when a screening report plays any part in a denial, a higher deposit or a co-signer requirement, send an adverse action notice naming the screening company. Fair Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. 3604: the criteria you set in the software must not exclude applicants because of a protected characteristic.
Official source ↗ · Checked 1 November 2026Its Impact assessment tab starts from the result above, fills most answers from your register and files a signed document you can show.
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Federal fair housing, fair credit and call rules apply at every property. State, county and city rules add to them, each linked to its official source and kept up to date.

Built for fair housing. PSP SignalDesk supports fair housing and equal opportunity at every property, and each AI tool is checked against the Fair Housing Act and the state and city rules where the property sits.

Ten pages for US property management companies: the federal, state and city rules each AI tool meets, the dates to plan for in 2027, and five steps to lead with AI at every property.
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A practice you may not use. No tool carries this label; where a ban could touch your tool, you see a check to run before you use it.
Laws in force set the heaviest duties for this use: an impact assessment, a person who reviews its decisions, notices to the people it affects, and records. Your next steps show what to do.
A law in force applies to this tool and carries penalties, without the heavier duties of high risk. Expect consent, transparency and data duties; your next steps show what to do.
No binding rule applies here today. Official guidance shows what regulators expect, so you can follow it now.
No binding rule reaches this tool in this market today. A rule that starts later shows here with its date.