Does LetHub Sync With Yardi? The Honest Answer

No. LetHub does not sync with Yardi. It syncs with AppFolio, Buildium, RentVine, DoorLoop, TenantCloud and Propertyware. Canadian managers who run Yardi use LetHub anyway: the accounting stays in Yardi and the leasing runs in LetHub's own system. Here is what that arrangement looks like day to day.

What does an integration actually mean?

Two systems trading records automatically, so nobody retypes a unit, a listing, a prospect or a signed lease. Yardi handles this through what it calls interfaces. Its own interfaces page describes connecting Yardi software to certain third-party vendors, and it points customers at a directory of hundreds of standard interfaces. Software companies can apply to be added. The list is curated, and LetHub is not on it.

Which property management software does LetHub sync with?

AppFolio, Buildium, RentVine, DoorLoop, TenantCloud and Propertyware. LetHub syncs back to most major property management software, and that general form is the only version worth quoting, because what comes back depends on the system and on how the account was set up. Yardi is not in that group.

Does LetHub sync with Yardi?

No. Nothing moves between the two systems on its own, in either direction. An earlier version of this page claimed a connection that does not exist, and this is the corrected version. Worth taking from that: when a vendor tells you a Yardi connection is live, ask which records move and in which direction, then ask to watch it on a screen share against your own account.

How do Yardi shops run LetHub without a sync?

Leasing moves out of Yardi and into LetHub while the books stay put. A rental inquiry gets an answer in about 30 seconds by text, chat or phone, at any hour, and an AI voice agent takes the calls, so dial 404-383-6213 and listen to one. Showings book themselves, and a self-showing sits behind bank-level ID verification before anyone gets access, on a smart lockbox or on a plain offline lock whose code you rotate after the visit. When the lease is signed you enter it in Yardi the way you always have.

So the real price of no sync is typing, twice. The vacancies you want marketed go in at the start, and the executed lease goes into Yardi at the end. For a shop turning a few dozen units a year that is minutes of work, and what it buys is a leasing operation you can change without opening a conversation about the general ledger.

Why does this matter less in Canada?

Because the sync question is largely a US question. Yardi has sold this software since 1984 and its about page counts over 9,000 people in more than 40 offices worldwide, which is long enough for a Canadian shop's ledger to hold years of owner statements and trust accounting. None of that gets better by moving.

The Yardi line item is usually the cheap part. As of August 2026 the Breeze pricing page lists residential at $1 per unit per month with a $100 monthly minimum on an annual agreement. What is expensive is the history sitting in the ledger, and that history is exactly the thing you are not moving. Leasing is the part Canadian managers complain about, and leasing is the part that can move on its own. There is more on the setup in AI leasing for Yardi in Canada, or book a demo and bring one vacancy plus a phone number you keep missing calls on.

Yardi and LetHub FAQ

Is a Yardi sync on the roadmap?

Nothing is announced, so treat the answer as no. The gap is survivable because the two jobs barely touch: leasing ends at a signed lease and accounting starts there. It is also why the workaround is boring rather than clever. If the answer ever changes, this page changes with it.

Does LetHub sync with Yardi Breeze or Yardi Voyager?

Neither. Breeze and Voyager are both Yardi products, and neither one exchanges data with LetHub. The workaround is identical for both: market the vacancy and run the whole leasing conversation in LetHub, then key the signed lease into whichever Yardi product holds your books.

What has to be entered twice?

Two things. The units you want marketed, which you set up once and then touch only when a vacancy opens, and the executed lease, which goes into Yardi at the end exactly as it does today. Everything between those two points happens in LetHub only: inquiries, screening questions, showings, ID checks.

How do you check a claimed connection before you buy?

Ask the vendor to name the records that move and the direction they move in, then ask to see it on a live screen share against your own account. A web page saying a connection exists is not evidence, as this page itself proves. Yardi's own directory of standard interfaces is the second place to look.