For landlords · Single-family owners
For owners who rent out a house.
Maybe it's the house you moved out of, one you bought to rent, or a family home you're holding on to. You don't need property management software. You need a clean record of the rent, the house's paperwork in one place, and a reminder before the furnace is due.
One house, a clean record
Rent is logged on schedule and marked received when it arrives, with the mortgage, insurance and property tax alongside. At tax time, the year is already added up.
- Rent logged on schedule, receipts when it's paid
- Mortgage, insurance and tax set up once as recurring costs
- An income statement for the year, formatted for your accountant
Free for 1 or 2 units. See pricing
A whole house to look after
A house has a furnace, a roof, gutters, a yard and a driveway, and the lease says who looks after which. Put the yearly jobs on the to-do list once, and log what was done and when.
- Furnace service, gutters and smoke alarms on a to-do list that emails you on the day
- Who pays which utility and who clears the snow, noted with the lease
- The HVAC company, the roofer and the insurer saved with your contacts
The papers, when you need them
Most months nothing happens. On the month something does, you want the lease, the move-in photos and every conversation in one place, not in a drawer and an old phone.
- Lease, move-in photos and receipts stored with the house
- A dated logbook entry for each call, visit and repair
- An N4 or L1 when you need one, prepared from your ledger
The logbook
"Oct 14: furnace serviced, filter replaced. Tenant home, no issues." One line now saves an afternoon of searching later.
Rent out your house with everything in one place.
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