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Bring the whole portfolio in
Upload the workbook you already keep — a tab per building, a rent roll grid, or one flat list — and drop in your contract PDFs, scans included. The buildings, doors and residents are written up from them.
Leases, rent, applications, condition, repairs and cost — kept for landlords who have outgrown the spreadsheet, and legible years later when someone asks what was agreed.
September 2026
Rent collected
$2,575
Active leases
18 doors
Not another tool for finding one tenant for one house. This is for the owner who already has residents, records in three places, and a boiler that needs replacing.
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Upload the workbook you already keep — a tab per building, a rent roll grid, or one flat list — and drop in your contract PDFs, scans included. The buildings, doors and residents are written up from them.
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Draft the agreement from your own template with each resident's name, rent, dates and address already filled in. Both sides sign on screen, and the signature record downloads as its own document.
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Invoices are raised on schedule with reminders and overdue notices from your own address. Residents settle by bank transfer or card, and the money lands in your account — never ours.
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Move-in, move-out and periodic walk-throughs room by room, with notes, photographs and the resident's signature. The account that holds up when a deposit is questioned.
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Residents file a request from their own portal. It arrives grouped under the building and the door, with an unread mark and an email the moment it lands.
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Expenses with receipts, repeating bills booked for you, and every appliance tracked by install date, expected life, warranty and service history — per building or per door.