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For US landlords renting to Spanish-speaking tenants

Manage Spanish‑speaking tenants.
Without speaking Spanish.

Bilingual leases that satisfy California Civil Code §1632, Spanish pay-or-quit notices, an AI support bot that triages tenant chats in Spanish, and a tenant portal that flips to renta / casero / depósito de garantía per recipient. Built for landlords in CA, TX, FL, AZ, NV.

Used by landlords and property managers managing leases in 5 Hispanic-heavy US states.
Compliance risk
California Civil Code §1632

If you rent a unit in California and your lease was negotiated primarily in Spanish, California law requires you to provide a Spanish translation of the lease before the tenant signs. Failure to comply makes the lease rescindable by the tenant — they can void it, walk away from the unit, and may recover damages.

Most landlords don't know this. Proprietio generates the bilingual lease in one click, with the §1632 disclaimer auto-attached and a single signature page binding both versions.

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Two stackable add-ons

Pick the bundle that fits your portfolio

Communications protects your day-to-day relationship; Legal Docs protects the paperwork that holds up in court. Stack one, the other, or both — they layer on top of your existing plan.

These prices are ADD-ON fees on top of your Proprietio plan, not standalone subscriptions. Your base plan (Lite $29 → Pro $299) covers the rest of the product. Enterprise includes both add-ons at no extra cost.
Small landlord
Lite ($29) + Communications (+$29) = $58/mo
Mid-size PM, full stack
Starter ($69) + both add-ons (+$78) = $147/mo

Bilingual Communications

The day-to-day language layer
+$29
/ month, on top of your plan
  • Tenant portal flips to Spanish per recipient (renta, casero, depósito de garantía)
  • Outbound emails (welcome, late, rent invoice, reminders) auto-localize
  • AI support bot detects ES on the first inbound message and replies in kind
  • Operator sees translated copy + original; tenant sees one language
  • Public agency website (Site Pro) can be published in Spanish — listings, hero, contact form, SEO meta all switch together with one editor toggle
  • Org-wide default + per-tenant override
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Compliance bundle

Bilingual Legal Documents

The compliance + paperwork layer
+$49
/ month, on top of your plan
  • Bilingual residential lease (EN + ES in one signed PDF) with one signature page binding both
  • California §1632 disclaimer auto-attached on CA properties
  • State-specific cover for TX, FL, NV, AZ (English governs unless you renegotiate)
  • CA 3-Day Pay or Quit Notice + 24-Hour Entry Notice (both bilingual)
  • Optional AI translation of your custom clauses (Sparkles button)
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Both add-ons require an active Proprietio plan (see all plans). Both are included at no extra cost on the Enterprise plan.

The law

California Civil Code §1632, in plain English

§1632 says that any business — including a landlord — who negotiates primarily in a covered language (Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean) must give the customer a complete written translation of the contract in that language before the contract is signed. The translation must cover every material term, not just a summary.

Applies to
Residential leases (and most consumer contracts) where negotiation happened primarily in Spanish.
Trigger
The conversation, not the lease language. If you discussed the deal in Spanish, you owe the translation.
Penalty
Tenant can rescind the lease (cancel it). They walk, you lose the rental period + may owe damages.
Not legal advice. §1632 has nuances around how "negotiated primarily" is interpreted, and case law evolves. Proprietio gives you the production-ready bilingual document on demand; talk to a California real-estate attorney for your specific situation.
What ships

One PDF, two versions, one signature

The bilingual lease isn't two separate documents stapled together. It's one PDF, opening with the §1632 disclaimer, then the English lease, then a complete Spanish translation, then a single signature page that binds both versions at once.

1
Cover page
§1632 disclaimer (CA) or English-governs cover note (TX/FL/AZ/NV). Bilingual so both parties see the framing.
2
English version
Full residential lease — parties, premises, term, rent, deposit, late fee, standard clauses, governing law.
3
Spanish version
Complete translation in US-Hispanic Spanish (renta, casero, formal usted). Standard clauses pre-translated by attorney.
4
One signature page
Tenant + landlord sign once. The signature binds both language versions per Civil Code §1632(b).
State coverage

5 states, each with its own statutory cover

Only California mandates the bilingual translation by statute (§1632). The other four Hispanic-heavy states — Texas, Florida, Nevada, Arizona — get a courtesy translation with a "English version governs" cover note, which is best practice and reduces dispute risk under state consumer-protection law.

California
Civil Code §1632
Mandatory
Translation REQUIRED if negotiated in Spanish. ES version governs in conflict.
Texas
Property Code §92.024
Recommended
No mandate. Translation reduces DTPA dispute risk. EN governs.
Florida
Statute §83.43 et seq.
Recommended
No mandate. Courts interpret per signed language. EN governs.
Nevada
NRS Chapter 118A
Recommended
No mandate. EN governs when negotiated in Spanish without translation.
Arizona
ARS §33-1301 et seq.
Recommended
No mandate. EN governs. Recommended when negotiated in Spanish.
All others
(generic cover)
Generic
Bilingual format note. EN governs except where local law provides otherwise.
New — Site Pro × Bilingual Communications

Publish your public website in Spanish, too

Your branded public site at <slug>.site.proprietio.com can be flipped to a Spanish version in one editor click. Listings, hero, About, contact form and SEO meta all switch together — US-Hispanic vocabulary (renta, casero, recámara), not Castilian.

  • One toggle in Settings → Site Pro — no separate site, no duplicate content management.
  • SEO ready<html lang="es-US">, Spanish meta description, sitemap.xml rebuilt accordingly.
  • Inquiry form in Spanish — the prefilled "Hola, me interesa esta propiedad" lands as a SiteInquiry row in your CRM.
  • Same 5 templates (Classic / Modern / Luxe / Minimal / Coastal) — Spanish just swaps the strings, not the design.

Requires the Site Pro add-on ($39/mo, free on Pro+) and the Bilingual Communications add-on ($29/mo). Both included free on Enterprise.

lakeside.site.proprietio.com
English
  • Home · Properties · About · Contact
  • View our properties
  • 2 units · from $2,400/mo
  • Hi, I'm interested in this listing.
Español
  • Inicio · Propiedades · Nosotros · Contacto
  • Ver nuestras propiedades
  • 2 unidades · desde $2,400/mes
  • Hola, me interesa esta propiedad.
Site language
en → es
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