LeaseBranch methodology

How the scoring works

LeaseBranch compares three possible branches — renew, negotiate, and exit — then surfaces the strongest path for the current scenario.

Inputs that shape the decision

Rent change pressure and affordability strain
Repair backlog and trust in the housing condition
Notice runway and admin readiness
Availability of alternative homes or re-letting routes
Turnover cost pressure if the tenancy ends
Communication quality with the other side

Interpretation logic

A high renew score means the current tenancy still looks operationally more stable than the alternatives. A high negotiate score means the facts point toward intervention before commitment. A high exit score means the current setup is losing too much structural support.

Important limits

LeaseBranch is not a legal eligibility engine. It does not validate local notice forms, statutory rights, tribunal options, or jurisdiction-specific repair rules. It is a scenario clearer for the first decision layer.