Lease management for landlords with fewer than ten units
Rent, due day, deposit, term, and utilities on one lease — and a history of every change to it.
Enterprise lease software assumes a leasing team. A landlord with four units needs something smaller and, in one respect, stricter: a record of what the lease said and when it changed, because that is the thing that gets disputed.
The lease, complete
The terms that actually come up.
- Rent, due day, deposit, and term
- Which utilities are included
- Multiple renters on one lease
An append-only history
Nothing is quietly edited away.
- Every status change recorded
- Both sides see the same record
Rent charged from the lease
The lease is what drives the ledger.
- Monthly charges posted automatically
- Balance visible to both sides
Through to move-out
Including the part everyone argues about.
- Deposit tracked from day one
- Itemized deduction statement at the end
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload a lease I already have?
The lease record holds the terms that drive rent, deposits, and the portal. It is the operative record rather than a document store.
What happens when a lease ends?
You close it out and handle the deposit — the itemized statement is generated from the deductions you enter and emailed to the renters.
Can a lease have more than one renter?
Yes. Multiple renters share one lease, one balance, and one portal view of it.
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