Features

The whole job, in one system

Every feature below is live in the product today — nothing on this page is a roadmap item.

Money

Rent in, books balanced, owners paid.

Hands holding a phone showing a payment amount.Online rent collection

Monthly charges post automatically; tenants pay by bank transfer or Zelle; late fees apply on their own schedule.

  • Rent charges are created every month on the due day you choose.
  • Tenants pay by bank transfer (ACH) straight into your bank account, or by Zelle, which you confirm with one click.
  • Late fees apply after your grace period. On a shared lease you choose who carries them: the primary tenant, split, or each tenant.
  • Up to four tenants per unit, each paying their own share of the rent.
A calculator and printed charts on a desk beside a keyboard.Double-entry accounting

Every payment posts debit-and-credit to a real ledger — owner statements, rent roll, and delinquency reports included.

  • Every payment posts to a real double-entry ledger, automatically.
  • Record your own income and expenses, including ones that repeat every month.
  • Look at the books for the whole portfolio, one property, or one unit.
  • Owner statement, rent roll and delinquency report, ready when you need them.
Hands counting a stack of dollar bills.Money straight to you

Rent lands in the landlord’s own bank account, not ours, and every draw is recorded.

  • Rent is paid into your own bank account. Rental Tracker never holds your money.
  • Record each draw you take, so the books always match the bank.
The Rental Tracker accounting screen: total rent income, a cash balance, and a double-entry ledger listing each rent payment received.

Operations

Repairs, conversations, and the daily pulse.

A hammer, pliers and a tape measure on a wooden workbench.Maintenance & vendors

Tenants report issues; you assign vendors and track every ticket through a status workflow with a full timeline.

  • Tenants report a repair from the web or the tenant app.
  • Set a priority, from low to emergency.
  • Assign a vendor and move the ticket through each status.
  • Every comment and change is kept on one timeline.
Hands typing a message on a phone.Messaging

Property-scoped conversations that keep landlords, tenants, and vendors on the record.

  • A conversation for each property, with your tenants and vendors.
  • Everyone is notified when a new message arrives.
  • The full history stays on the record.
A phone lock screen showing the time.Notifications & reminders

Rent reminders, overdue alerts, and activity — in-app and by email.

  • Rent reminders before the due date, and alerts when rent is overdue.
  • Alerts in the app and by email.
  • Know the moment a tenant signs a lease.
A maintenance request in Rental Tracker, showing its status, assigned vendor, and event history.

Leasing

From vacancy to signed lease.

A white two-storey house with a front porch among trees.Listings & rental search

Publish a vacancy with photos and it appears in the public rental search, where renters can apply online.

  • Add photos and details, then publish to the public rental search by ZIP code.
  • Renters apply online without creating an account.
  • Mark a rental Pending when someone is lined up, or take it out of search.
A hand holding up a set of house keys on a house-shaped key ring.Applications & screening

Renters apply without an account — residence history, employment, income and references arrive in one place. Pre-approve the ones you like and screen them through Checkr: credit, criminal and eviction history, with the fee paid by the applicant, not you.

  • Email an application to anyone, or receive applications from your listing.
  • A full form: residence history, employment, income, references and household.
  • Pre-approve an applicant to screen them through Checkr: credit score, criminal and eviction history.
  • Download the full report as a PDF. The applicant pays the screening fee directly to Checkr.
Shelves of labelled ring binders.Documents

Upload, store, and share files on any lease or application — everything filed where it belongs.

  • Upload leases and files, and attach them to a lease or an application.
  • No lease of your own? Generate a ready-to-sign Florida residential lease from the lease details.
  • Tenants find their documents in their own portal.
A hand writing on a tablet screen with a stylus.E-signatures

Place fields on the lease PDF and collect click-to-sign signatures with signer, time, and address recorded.

  • Place signature, initials, date, text and checkbox fields on any lease PDF.
  • Every tenant signs their own line, up to four per lease.
  • Each signature records who signed, when, and from which IP address and device.
  • Changing a signed lease keeps the earlier signed version on file.
A single-storey rental house behind palm trees, seen from the street.

Platform

The foundation everything runs on.

Two people working together at a laptop in a café.Roles & shared access

Invite managers per property — owner, manager, tenant, vendor each see exactly what their role allows.

  • Owner, manager, tenant and vendor: each sees only what their role allows.
  • Invite a manager to the properties they look after, and no others.
  • One person can own one property and rent another.
A woman on a sofa smiling at her phone.English & Spanish

The entire product in both languages; every person picks their own.

  • Every screen and every email, in English or Spanish.
  • Each person picks their own: a landlord in English, a tenant in Spanish.
The same tenant portal in Spanish, showing the same rent balance and maintenance request.