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Version 3.0 is here.
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Walkthrough of housing setup, property types, listings, and in-game workflows.
Four property types, each suited to different interiors and roleplay setups.
Customizable interiors placed anywhere with interactable points you configure.
GTA's built-in interiors with customizable themes and feature toggles.
Open interiors with interactable zones and optional yard configuration.
A guided flow from type to listing: pick a type, place it, choose the interior, add features, and publish.
Photo cards for the four property types supported in FiveM.
MLO: Open-world interiors mapped into the city, with yards and inside zones.
IPL: Ready-made GTA interiors with preset layouts and owner styles.
Shell: Closed custom interiors you can place anywhere, furnish, and style.
Building: A shared entrance for apartments and multi-unit setups, with an optional receptionist.
Batch creation: Create several properties in one go, with the unit and total price shown up front.
Browse every shell and IPL with filters and stats on each card.
Search: Find an interior by name or model.
Filters: Narrow by type, shell creator, furnished or unfurnished, and tier.
Stash: See the slots and weight each interior comes with.
Preview: Look inside any interior before you choose it.
Shell packs: Ready for K4MB1, Jamaring, and JamaringBuilder shells, including garages.
Write the listing, set prices, and publish to the marketplace.
Listing copy: Add a title and description, or let Auto Generate write one.
Photos: Take photos in-game and drag them into the order buyers see.
Sale and rent: Enable either or both, each with its own price.
Furniture limits: Override how much furniture fits inside and outside.
Creation cost: Review the interior, garage, and zone pricing before you confirm.
All shown designs are subject to change.
Upgrades owners can buy, a real estate business to run, and tools to build, furnish, and tune every home.
Owners buy tiered upgrades from the manage menu.
Alarm system: Each tier adds range, flashing lights, and alerts to the owner and police, with a placeable alarm box.
Anti-burglary doors: Make lockpicking and police breaches harder, or block them entirely.
Security cameras: Better image quality, zoom, night vision, and durability. Cameras go dark when the power is cut.
Power boxes: Crews can break a box to cut the power, and owners, keyholders, or electricians restore it.
Storage and furniture capacity: More stash slots and weight, and room for more furniture inside and out.
Comfort: Cheaper utilities, a cleaner that stops trash, Smart Home for the phone app, and Rest & Recover on beds and sofas.
Run a real estate business from one portal.
Dashboard: Balance, portfolio value, monthly income, and top agents at a glance.
Company properties: List and manage the agency's own properties for sale or rent.
Offers and documents: Pre-signed buy offers, pending offers, and every signed contract in one place.
Finances and boss menu: Track acquisitions and deals, and manage the agents who work for you.
Branding: Agency name, logo, colors, and phone number on listings and sale signs.
Admin setup: Create agencies and link each one to a job from the agency admin menu.
Sales and rentals on paper, signed in-game.
Real documents: Price, address, and utility rates are written into the agreement.
Offers to nearby players: Pick a buyer or renter nearby and send them the contract to sign.
Presigning: Sign first as the seller. Signatures stay fixed when the contract is opened again.
Company purchases: Configured real estate jobs can buy or rent for their society.
Copies: Either side can request a copy of the signed document in their inventory.
Every piece of furniture in one catalog, with photos taken in-game.
Catalog: Browse, search, and filter by category, room, function, color, and resource.
Bulk edit: Select many items and change their prices in one go.
Missing images: Spot items without a photo and capture them right away.
Object capture: Photograph one model, a list of models, or every prop in a map resource.
Details while capturing: Set the label, room, category, price, colors, and inventory weight and slots.
Limits: Cap furniture per property and per item, or make an item inventory-only.
Build your own shells in-game, no 3D tools needed.
Grid builder: Lay floors on a 2 m grid, draw walls, and add doors, windows, and stairs.
Levels: Stack storeys connected by stairs.
Paint, decor, and lights: Paint walls and floors, place decor, and preview the room at any time of day.
Kitchen builder: Modular cabinets and worktops that snap to walls and to each other.
Templates: Start blank or from a studio, office, or garage layout.
Price properties and utilities by where they are on the map.
Zone Editor: Every map zone with its price multiplier, optional flat price, and final property price.
Utilities per zone: Set electricity, water, and internet prices for each zone.
Bulk editor: Change many zones at once.
Billing: Owners see the billing cycle, next bill, grace period, and cut-off date.
Exports: Other resources can check whether a property's utilities are paid or cut off.
Tune the script from inside the game.
Factory defaults: Creation, economy, marketplace, contracts, sale signs, limits, and more.
Security: Access, lockpicking, physical keys, police, and upgrades.
UI colors: Recolor the housing UI with a palette that syncs to every menu.
Search: Find any setting by name.
Compare, import, and export: Review unsaved changes before saving, and move settings between servers.
Live refresh: Changes apply without restarting the resource.
Tools for ownership, security, and day-to-day roleplay, without sacrificing frame time. Tags mark what is new or improved in 3.0.
Store and manage items directly within the property for quick, in-character access.
Park, retrieve, and manage vehicles securely in designated property garages.
Let residents change outfits and manage clothing options from wardrobe points.
Owners buy tiered alarms, cameras, anti-burglary, storage, furniture capacity, cheaper utilities, and rest-to-heal.
Break a power box to cut the lights and cameras, or trip an alarm that warns the owner and police.
Bill electricity, water, and internet per map zone, with a grace period before services are cut.
Keyholders and physical keys in one tab, with rekeying, locksmith copies, and an optional physical-key requirement.
Property upgrades (alarms, power boxes, cameras, anti-burglary, storage, and more), real estate agencies with sale signs and signed contracts, a rebuilt manage menu with a dashboard and utility billing, furniture tools like the Fast Placer and presets, and in-game Settings. Properties, shells, and furniture now load as players approach instead of all at once on join.
Use the /createproperty command in-game. The creation flow walks you through type, interior, placement, features, and the marketplace listing.
Open the admin menu with /allproperties. From there, you can review properties and remove the ones you no longer need.
Qbox, QBCore, ESX, and ox_core are detected automatically, and a standalone mode lets you write your own integration. Garages, inventories, clothing, banking, and dispatch load through adapters for the most common resources.
Most factory defaults now live in in-game Settings and are stored in the database. The settings table was renamed to nolag_script_settings, so update any custom SQL that still uses properties_script_settings.
Yes. You can enable sale, rental, or both per listing, with independent pricing fields and descriptions.
Yes. Players furnish shells, IPLs, MLOs, and buildings from a searchable catalog, place pieces quickly with the Fast Placer, and save layouts as presets. Admins can cap furniture per property and per item.
Yes. The Shell Creator lets you build interiors in-game on a 2 m grid, with walls, doors, windows, stairs, several levels, paint, decor, and a modular kitchen. Published shells appear in Create Property like any other interior.
Yes. On lb-phone and YSeries, a Properties app lets owners check their homes, keys, bills, and cameras. Property notifications also work with NPWD, qb-phone, qs-smartphone, and RoadPhone through the phone bridge.
NoLag Properties is built for servers that need real housing depth, not a single MLO bolted to a door.
You get four property types, deep control over interactable points, and rental and sales flows that match how players actually work toward a home.
Version 3.0 adds the systems around the home: upgrades owners can buy, power and alarms that crews can break into, real estate agencies with signed contracts, and utilities billed per zone.
Administrators tune it all from in-game Settings without a restart, and players only load the properties, shells, and furniture near them.
Large structures with multiple interactable points and security camera previews.
Checks and publish: Fix flagged problems, take cutaway photos, and publish straight into Create Property.
Place pieces from a freecam with undo and redo, apply presets, recolor lights, and lock furniture doors.
Run branded agencies with agents, listings, sale signs, and company purchases from one portal.
Offer sale and rent contracts to nearby players, sign them in-game, and hand out a copy of the document.
Enable law enforcement raid flows during investigations and tactical roleplay.
Change factory defaults, UI colors, and blips in-game, then compare, import, or export settings before saving.
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