Spanish Version of Site
under review
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Sergio Gonzalez
agreed - missing out on key segments in the market
Danni
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Built in Translator
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Joseph Martella
There are some instances where a tenant is not proficient in the English language. I would like to see where the tenant can convert a lease to their native tongue to understand as well be able to translate messages exchanges via TT.
Danni
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Language of Lease
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J Star M.S.R.
Would like to see a way to change the default language of the lease agreement or any other documents.
Danni
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Multiple language options
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J Star M.S.R.
I have predominantly Spanish speaking tenants and they're faced with tremendous limitations when it comes to understanding the portal. Turbo Tenant should adhere to those whose first language isn't English, this would open the doors for not only more tenants but more landlords as well.
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Tony DiBiase
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Spanish Version
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Jeanette Montoya
Yes, agreed. Would be very helpful in areas with predominately more Spanish Speakers. It would be helpful to have website, application, renters login, forms and contracts in multiple languages. I know some forms we can create and upload, maybe provide a translation service that can help landlords get their personalized documents translated for a small fee.
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John Valdivieso
I need the first email that is sent out to invite tenants in Spanish. I am also in the process of translating the portal instructions to Spanish. I would imagine the invoices for rent would need to be Spanish as well as any confirmation email sent. It would also be good if I can create the lease in Spanish (I speak English with little Spanish) as well. We are checking out the software before we buy the premium edition.
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Tony DiBiase
under review
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Tony DiBiase
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Online Rental Application in Spanish
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Amaleki Robinson
Application in Spanish in the product to send to prospective renters.