Step 1
Gather the current unit assets
Use approved photos of the unit, building, amenities, and relevant shared spaces.
For property managers
Create a Clear Rental Video Every Time a Unit Becomes Available
Turn approved unit photos into a concise vacancy video, add the details renters need, and reuse a consistent property-management brand across the portfolio.
Reusable property-management outro
Apartment, amenity, and community photo sequence
Editable formats for portals and social channels
Reeloft property workflow
A rental listing and social video
Manager workflow
Unit photos, availability details, and brand
Deliver
A rental listing and social video
Actual property output
Preview the visual result before adapting it for a rental listing
This playable Reeloft example provides concrete output evidence for the photo-led workflow.
Actual Reeloft output. Availability, rent, fees, dimensions, and property claims must be verified before publishing.
A vacancy workflow designed for repeat use
Separate reusable brand elements from unit-specific facts so new availability is faster to package.
Step 2
Confirm renter-facing facts
Prepare only the availability, feature, location, and contact details cleared for marketing.
Step 3
Create the branded tour
Arrange the spaces, add movement and audio, and finish with the management identity.
Step 4
Publish by placement
Export the aspect ratios needed for the rental page, social feed, email, or website.
Across the rental portfolio
Use video where a renter needs more context than a photo grid
Keep each video focused on a real availability or a defined property-marketing need.
Unit availability
Walk through the strongest spaces and give prospects a clear next step.
Amenity overview
Package the community spaces and services that support the rental decision.
Portfolio consistency
Keep outro, contact information, and visual treatment recognizable across properties.
What managers can reuse and what must change
- Reuse brand, contact, format, and audio choices
- Replace unit photos, availability, features, and CTA for each listing
- Review every factual field against the current rental record
Rental information changes quickly
Verify availability, pricing, fees, dimensions, amenities, accessibility claims, and fair-housing compliance every time a video is published or reused.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Upload apartment and amenity photos, arrange the sequence, and add approved rental details.
Yes. Use a repeatable profile outro and update only the unit-specific content.
Yes. Edit the project and render a new version after verifying the current information.
Yes. Choose landscape, square, or vertical based on the destination's requirements.
For property managers
Build a repeatable video step into the vacancy workflow
Start with the current unit photos and facts, then apply the brand and formats used across the portfolio.