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Rental agreement state transitions are managed by coordinating listing availability, tenant inquiry review, agreement creation, and move-in readiness. This workflow enforces strict tenant, landlord, and store data isolation while progressing through approval states.

Tenant onboarding and rental inquiry approvals are handled through account and panel workflows that enforce strict data isolation. The system evaluates inquiries and manages approval or rejection transitions while preserving correct state visibility for tenants and landlords.

Realty-to-rental handoffs transition workflows from broader property concerns into rental agreement handling. Explicit boundaries are maintained so moving-service is used only when relocation logic is needed, preventing moving schedules from absorbing rental models.

Yes, move-in readiness is anchored directly to the rental agreement lifecycle rather than generic logistics. Scheduling and readiness steps stay tied to agreement state transitions, ensuring move-in coordination depends on tenant and store authorization boundaries.

Yes, the workflow enforces strict tenant, landlord, and store data isolation throughout the agreement lifecycle. It maintains explicit boundaries and preserves agreement state transitions, ensuring account visibility rules prevent cross-contamination of rental data.

Generic logistics workflows risk absorbing relocation scheduling into rental models and breaking agreement state transitions. Strict boundaries are required to ensure moving-service logic is only applied when relocation logic is needed, preserving tenant and landlord data isolation.